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100

This saint was martyred by being shot with arrows.

St. Sebastian

100

This saint, recognized by the Diocese of Padua, was known as the "last Roman and the first Medieval"

St. Boethius

100

This saint founded the Jesuits

St. Ignatius of Loyola

100

This saint was martyred at Auschwitz.

St. Maximilian Kolbe

100

This saint was the first High Priest of Israel.

Aaron
200

This daughter of Roman Nobility was martyred at the age of 12 in the 3rd Century A.D.

St. Agnes

200

This saint, an early and influential Cistercian, preached the Second Crusade throughout Europe.

St. Bernard of Clairvaux

200

This saint is responsible for reforming the Carmelites into the Discalced Carmelites and for the book, The Interior Castle.

St. Therese of Avilla

200

This pope skied two weeks each winter.

St. John Paul II

200

This saint protected the Israelite spies during the siege of Jericho.

Rahab

300

This saint fled to the desert in Egypt to become the first hermit.

St. Paul the Hermit

300

This saint brought Christianity to England.

St. Augustine of Canterbury

300

This saint wrote The Dark Night of the Soul.

St. John of the Cross

300

This saint dressed up as St. Jean of Arc for Halloween

St. Therese of Lisieux

300

This saint led a revolt against the Seleucid Empire.

Judas Maccabeas

400

This saint was the leader of the Theban Legion, martyred by the Emperor Maximian in Agaumum, Switzerland in 286 A.D.

St. Maurice

400

This bishop of Toledo is responsible for the Immaculate Conception's celebration in Spain after the Blessed Mother appeared to him.

St. Ildefonsus of Toledo

400
This pope excommunicated Queen Elizabeth I and was the last pope to be canonized for 400 years until Pius X
Pope St. Pius V
400

This cardinal, recently declared Doctor of the Church, was a convert from Anglicanism.

St. John Henry Newman

400

This is the prophet that the Carmelite order is modeled on.

Elijah
500

This was the first Christian hermit to live at Mount Carmel

St. Brocard

500

This is Mr. Drury's favorite theologian, a teacher at the Cathedral School of Chartres

Blessed Alan of Lille
500

This saint was part of the deposition against Galileo and was once one of the most prolific writers against the reformation.

St. Robert Bellarmine

500

Canonized in 2014, nothing is known about this saint except that he made a last-minute confession of faith before being executed by ISIS.

St. Matthew Ayariga

500

In a deuterocanonical text, this saint is depicted as uncovering the fact that a dragon does not exist by spreading flour on the floor.

Daniel

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