Do you know what saints are celebrated today, Thursday, March 20? Check the Santoral

Today, Thursday, March 20, 2025, the Christian Santoral celebrates the saint of San Martín de Bragafollowed by other names that you can consult right here.

San Martín de Braga was an illustrious bishop and theologian whose ecclesiastical work is still in force until today. In his youth, he traveled to Palestine, where he visited the sacred places and studied the Greek and Roman classic philosophers in the seventh century. Subsequently, he settled in Galicia, where he founded the monastery of Dumio and exercised as Abad-Obispo. He dedicated his life to the Foundation of Churches and Monasteries, in addition to writing texts of wisdom and defending ecclesiastical discipline in the councils of his time.

Today, San Martín de Bragathe Catholic Church celebrates the onomastics of Alejandra, Arquipo, Cutberto, Daniel, José Bilczewski, Juan Nepomuceno, María Josefa Sancho, Nicetas de Apolonia, Urbicio de Metz, Vulframnos. On Thursday, March 20, 2025, he is known by San Martín de Braga and are the people who can celebrate this day.

He Roman martyrology List the names of the Santoral as we know it. This name refers to a kind of catalog that the Vatican is updating by admission of new saints after the canonization.

This holiday has achieved that, at least, once a year, Christians can commemorate the day in which the saint who bears his name was canonized. But what does this mean? Celebrate the saint It is to celebrate the exemplary life of those Christians who preceded us and that bear our name. And, although it has less and less importance in society compared to previous times, there are many who still actively enjoy this day.

From ABC we put at your disposal the entire list of the Santos that are celebrated today on the occasion of this tradition so entrenched in the Christian faith and that makes the saint so wide.

What saints are held today March 20?

In addition to the celebration of San Martín de Bragawhich we celebrate today, other onomastics are commemorated in the Catholic Church. This is due to the large number of saints who, over the centuries of history, have been gaining this distinction. For this reason today, March 20 we also celebrate:

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