Catholic Saint
St. Januarius
“Famed for the miraculous liquefaction of his blood.”
Feast Day: September 19
Biography
St. Januarius was a bishop and martyr who died during the persecution of Christians under Emperor Diocletian. He is best known for the miraculous phenomenon of his blood, which is said to liquefy annually in his shrine in Naples. His veneration has been a source of inspiration for many, as he represents steadfast faith amid adversity.
Prayer to St. Januarius
The blood of martyrs is the seed of Christians.