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Malachias (Malachi) Malachias (Malachi)
Malachias (Malachi)- Examination of the Old Testament prophet and book. ...
Mirandola, Giovanni Pico della Mirandola, Giovanni Pico della
Mirandola, Giovanni Pico della- Italian philosopher and scholar (1463-1494). ...
Masonry (Freemasonry) Masonry (Freemasonry)
Masonry (Freemasonry)- An overview of Freemasonry and description of its condemnation by the Catholic Church. ...
Maedoc, Saint Maedoc, Saint
Maedoc, Saint- First bishop of Ferns, d. 626. ...
Marcellina, Saint Marcellina, Saint
Marcellina, Saint- Consecrated virgin, blood sister of St. Ambrose, d. about 398. ...
Marcellinus, Pope Saint Marcellinus, Pope Saint
Marcellinus, Pope Saint- Elected to the papacy in 296. He died in 304, probably of natural causes, since no early source calls him a martyr. ...
Magnus, Saint Magnus, Saint
Magnus, Saint- His "life" was re-edited twice, so that he is said in it to be a contemporary of St. Gall (early seventh century) but also of the first bishop of Augsburg (mid-eighth century). ...
Mellitus, Saint Mellitus, Saint
Mellitus, Saint- Archbishop of Canterbury, died in 624. Abbot sent to Canterbury by St. Gregory the Great, and the recipient of a letter from Gregory regarding pagan temples, idols, and festivals. ...
Maris, Martha, Audifax, and Abachum, Saints Maris, Martha, Audifax, and Abachum, Saints
Maris, Martha, Audifax, and Abachum, Saints- Family martyred at Rome in 270. SS. Maris and Martha were husband and wife. ...
Methodius of Olympus, Saint Methodius of Olympus, Saint
Methodius of Olympus, Saint- Bishop, ecclesiastical writer, martyr, died c. 311. ...
Macrina the Younger, Saint Macrina the Younger, Saint
Macrina the Younger, Saint- Granddaughter of St. Macrina the Elder, and the sister of St. Gregory of Nyssa. She died in 379. ...
Marcellus I, Pope Saint Marcellus I, Pope Saint
Marcellus I, Pope Saint- After a vacancy in office following the death of Pope St. Marcellinus, was elected to the papacy in 308. Fairly lengthy biographical article. ...
Miltiades, Pope Saint Miltiades, Pope Saint
Miltiades, Pope Saint- Died in 314. An African, his name is also sometimes given as Miltiadea or Melchiades. ...
Martha, Saint Martha, Saint
Martha, Saint- Sister of Mary of Bethany and of Lazarus. ...
Maurice, Saint Maurice, Saint
Maurice, Saint- Leader of the Theban Legion, killed around 287. ...
Macarius, Saint Macarius, Saint
Macarius, Saint- Bishop of Jerusalem, d. 334. He was an opponent of Arianism. ...
Mark, Pope Saint Mark, Pope Saint
Mark, Pope Saint- Reigned for less than 9 months, d. 336. ...
Medardus, Saint Medardus, Saint
Medardus, Saint- Bishop of Noyon, d. around 545. ...
Manahen, Saint Manahen, Saint
Manahen, Saint- Or Manaen. Mentioned in Scripture, and traditionally believed to have been one of the first Christians in Antioch. ...
Martial, Saint Martial, Saint
Martial, Saint- Third-century bishop of Limoges. ...
Mamertus, Saint Mamertus, Saint
Mamertus, Saint- Bishop of Vienne, d. around 476. ...
Maurus, Saint Maurus, Saint
Maurus, Saint- Deacon, disciple of St. Benedict. Portrayed by St. Gregory the Great as a model of monastic obedience. Died 584. ...
Melania (the Younger), Saint Melania (the Younger), Saint
Melania (the Younger), Saint- Granddaughter of St. Melania the Elder, and a friend of St. Jerome. ...
Mary of Egypt, Saint Mary of Egypt, Saint
Mary of Egypt, Saint- Biographical article on the penitent and hermit, who died around 421. ...
Maximus of Constantinople, Saint Maximus of Constantinople, Saint
Maximus of Constantinople, Saint- Also known as Maximus the Theologian or Maximus Confessor. Monk, abbot, wrote on ascetic mysticism, and on the Incarnation against the Monothelites. Died in exile, 662. ...
Mark and Marcellian, Saints Mark and Marcellian, Saints
Mark and Marcellian, Saints- Blood brothers martyred at Rome in the Diocletian persecution, probably in 286. ...
Maximinus, Saint Maximinus, Saint
Maximinus, Saint- Bishop of Trier, d. 349 or 352. ...
Michael the Archangel, Saint Michael the Archangel, Saint
Michael the Archangel, Saint- Article about this angel in Scripture and tradition. ...
Matilda, Saint Matilda, Saint
Matilda, Saint- Biography of the Queen of Germany, wife of Henry I (the Fowler). She died in 968. ...
Martin of Braga, Saint Martin of Braga, Saint
Martin of Braga, Saint- Missionary, monastic founder, archbishop, ecclesiastical writer, d. 580. ...
Martin of Tours, Saint Martin of Tours, Saint
Martin of Tours, Saint- Fairly lengthy biographical article on this bishop, who died in around 397. ...
Matthias, Saint Matthias, Saint
Matthias, Saint- The Apostle, in Scripture and legend. ...
Matthew, Saint Matthew, Saint
Matthew, Saint- The Apostle and Evangelist, in Scripture and tradition. ...
Mura, Saint Mura, Saint
Mura, Saint- Irishman, appointed Abbot of Fahan by St. Columba. Patron saint of the O'Neills. Died in about 645. ...
Meletius of Antioch, Saint Meletius of Antioch, Saint
Meletius of Antioch, Saint- Lengthy article on the career of the gentle bishop who longed for unity in the Church. ...
Maelrubha, Saint Maelrubha, Saint
Maelrubha, Saint- Abbot and martyr, died in 722. ...
Maximilian Maximilian
Maximilian- Brief profiles of three saints of this name. ...
Macarius Macarius
Macarius- Article on two saints named Macarius, both fourth-century Egyptian monks: St. Macarius the Egyptian ("the Elder") and St. Macarius the Alexandrian ("the Younger"). ...
Margaret of Scotland, Saint Margaret of Scotland, Saint
Margaret of Scotland, Saint- Biographical entry on the eleventh-century queen. ...
Martina, Saint Martina, Saint
Martina, Saint- Roman virgin and martyr, d. 226 or (more likely) 228. ...
Martin I, Pope Saint Martin I, Pope Saint
Martin I, Pope Saint- Opposed the Monothelites, who were supported by the emperor. He was taken prisoner to Constantinople, but refused to sign a heretical declaration. He died in exile in 655. ...
Machutus, Saint Machutus, Saint
Machutus, Saint- Also called Malo or Maclovius. According to this article, Machutus was baptized by St. Brendan the Navigator, and accompanied him on his famous voyage. ...
Maximus of Turin, Saint Maximus of Turin, Saint
Maximus of Turin, Saint- Bishop and theological writer (380-465). ...
Menas, Saint Menas, Saint
Menas, Saint- Martyred under Diocletian, c. 295. Most likely Menas of Mareotis, Menas of Cotyaes, and Menas of Constantinople, surnamed Kallikelados, are all the same person honored in different places. ...
Maruthas, Saint Maruthas, Saint
Maruthas, Saint- Writer, greatly devoted to the martyrs, Mesopotamian bishop, d. before 420. ...
Maelruan, Saint Maelruan, Saint
Maelruan, Saint- Founder and first abbot of Tallacht, d. around 791. Co-author with St. Aengus of the Rule of the Célidhé Dé. ...
Marius Aventicus, Saint Marius Aventicus, Saint
Marius Aventicus, Saint- Or Aventicensis, so called because he was bishop of Avenches. Goldsmith, chronicler, d. 594. ...
Monica, Saint Monica, Saint
Monica, Saint- Widow, d. 387. The mother of St. Augustine of Hippo. ...
Margaret, Saint Margaret, Saint
Margaret, Saint- Also known in the Christian East as St. Marina. Virgin and martyr from Pisidian Antioch. ...
Mark, Saint Mark, Saint
Mark, Saint- What can be pieced together of St. Mark's life from Scripture. Also reports on tradition surrounding the saint. ...

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