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Saint Valens Saint Valentina Saint Valentine Saint Valentinian Saint Valeria Saint Valerian Saint Valerie Saint Valerius Saint Varus Saint Vasius Saint Vedast Saint Veep Saint Velleicus Saint Venantius Saint Venaranda Saint Venerandus Saint Venerius Saint Venturino Saint Veranus Saint Verecundus Saint Veremundus Saint Verena Saint Vergil Saint Veridiana |
Catholic Saints Names Starting With V |
Saint Verissimus Saint Veronica Saint Verulus Saint Verus Saint Viator Saint Vicelin Saint Victor Saint Victoria Saint Victorian Saint Victoricus Saint Victorinus Saint Victricius Saint Victurus Saint Vigilius Saint Vigor Saint Villanus Saint Villicus Saint Vimin Saint Vincent Saint Vincentia Saint Vincenza Saint Vindemialis Saint Vindician Saint Vintila |
Saint Virgil Saint Virgilius Saint Virila Saint Vissia Saint Vitalian Saint Vitalicus Saint Vitalis Saint Vitonus Saint Vitus Saint Viventiolus Saint Viventius Saint Vivian Saint Vladimir Saint Vodoaldus Saint Voloc Saint Volusian Saint Votus Saint Vouga Saint Vulganius Saint Vulgis Saint Vulphy Saint Vulpian |
70 saint names starting with the letter V |
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Interesting Saint Facts … In 2004 Pope John Paul II proclaimed the following saints: … shown in order (information from a news service report published by the Vatican … http://www.vatican.va/news_services/liturgy/saints/index_saints_en.html) Luigi Orione, Hannibal Mary di Francia, Josep Manyanet y Vives, Nimattullah Kassab Al-Hardini and Paola Elixabetta Cerioli According to the National Gallery of Art, saints were venerated as early as the second century … (http://www.nga.gov/collection/pdf/gg38en.pdf) And in terms of popularity the top are said to be (not necessarily in this order) St Therese, St Jude, St Joseph, St Christopher, St Anthony, St John, St Michael, St Padre Pio, St Joan of Arc, St Francis of Assisi, St Thomas, St Martin de Porres, St Mary Magdalene, St Valentine, St Nicholas, St James, St Dominic, St Clare, St Lucy, St Jerome, St Ambrose, St Philomena, St Teresa of Avila, St Peregrine. |
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