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Categories
- Virgin Mary (29)
- Saints Mark and Marcellian (1)
- Saints Maris, Martha, Audifax, and Abachum (1)
- Saints Marcellinus and Peter (2)
- Saint Mura (1)
- Saint Moses the Black (2)
- Saint Monica (7)
- Saint Monegundis (2)
- Saint Miltiades (3)
- Saint Michael the Archangel (9)
- Saint Metrophanes (1)
- Saint Methodius of Olympus (6)
- Saint Methodius of Constantinople (2)
- Saint Methodius (3)
- Saint Menas (4)
- Saint Mellitus (2)
- Saint Melito of Sardis (3)
- Saint Meletius of Antioch (1)
- Saint Melania the Younger (3)
- Saint Melania the Elder (2)
- Saint Medard (3)
- Saint Maximus the Confessor (2)
- Saint Maximus of Turin (1)
- Saint Maximinus of Trèves (2)
- Saint Maximilian of Tebessa (1)
- Saint Maurus (2)
- Saint Maurice (4)
- Saint Matthias the Apostle (9)
- Saint Matthew the Apostle (7)
- Saint Matilda of Saxony (5)
- Saint Mary of Egypt (4)
- Saint Mary Magdalene (8)
- Saint Maruthas (1)
- Saint Martina (3)
- Saint Martin of Tours (12)
- Saint Martin of Braga (3)
- Saint Martin I (6)
- Saint Martial (2)
- Saint Martha (5)
- Saint Maro of Beit-Marun (3)
- Saint Mark, Pope (3)
- Saint Mark the Evangelist (9)
- Saint Marius Aventicus (1)
- Saint Margaret of Scotland (7)
- Saint Margaret of Antioch (4)
- Saint Marcellus I (3)
- Saint Marcellinus, Pope (4)
- Saint Marcellina (2)
- Saint Maolruain (1)
- Saint Manahen (2)
- Saint Mamertus (1)
- Saint Mamas (1)
- Saint Malo (1)
- Saint Magnus of Füssen (1)
- Saint Maelrubha (1)
- Saint Macrina the Younger (5)
- Saint Macrina the Elder (3)
- Saint Macarius the Younger (1)
- Saint Macarius the Elder (2)
- Saint Macarius of Jerusalem (2)
- Saint Macarius of Antioch (0)
Links
Catholic Encyclopedia: Maximilian
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/10075a.htm
Brief profiles of three saints of this name: Maximilian of Antioch, Maximilian of Celeia, and Maximilian of Tebessa.
Catholic Encyclopedia: Macarius
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/16056d.htm
Article on two saints named Macarius, both fourth-century Egyptian monks: St. Macarius the Egyptian ("the Elder") and St. Macarius the Alexandrian ("the Younger").