Saint John
Saint John: John is the name of numerous saints ( St. ), the following list also includes some of the blessed ( Sl. ) (Blessed John) , as well as other martyrs ( M. ) and church fathers ( Kv. ).
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Surname | Life dates | description | Holy Sprchg. , ( Sl. ) | Remembrance day (Catholic, otherwise noted) | |
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St. | John the Baptist | 1st century AD | Person of the Bible | trad. | Midsummer Day ) | June 24th (
St. | John the Apostle , Disciple of Jesus | 1st century AD |
James , mostly identified with the evangelist and the author of other works (see also below: Notes ) |
Person of the Bible, brother of trad. | 27 Dec |
St. (Catholic, Orth.) | John Chrysostom | 349/344-407 | Hierarch (Orthodox), Doctor of the Church (Catholic) | Archbishop of Constantinople, Patriarch ,trad. (since the 10th century) | 13 Sep / orth .: Nov. 13 and Three Holy Hierarchs , Jan. 30 |
St. | John I. | † 526 | Pope | trad. | May 18 |
St. (Orthodox) | John II Kappadokes | † 520 | Patriarch of Constantinople | trad. | 25 Aug (Orthodox) |
St. (Orthodox) | John IV Nesteutes , the fast | † 595 | Patriarch of Constantinople | trad. | Sep 2 (orthodox) |
St. (Catholic, Orth.) | John the Almsgiver | around 550 - 619 | Patriarch of Alexandria | trad. | Nov 11, Nov 12 (orth.) |
St. | John XXIII | 1881-1963 | Pope, actually Angelo Roncalli | Apr. 27, 2014 | Oct 11 |
M. | John (Alexandria) | † at 311 | Edessa | Cyrus and John , martyrs in Egypt, according to legend , John came fromJan. 31 | |
M. | John (4th century) | † at 361 | Roman, is mentioned together with a Paul, † 361 or 362 or 363 | June 26th | |
St. (Orthodox) | John the Merciful | 1193-1254 | as John III. Dukas Batatzes Emperor of Byzantium | trad. | November 4 (Orthodox) |
St. | Johannes Capistranus | 1386-1456 | Giovanni da Capistrano , traveling preacher, inquisitor | 1690 | 23 Oct |
St. | John of Trogir | † 1111 | Ivan Trogirski , Bishop of Trogir | trad. | Nov 14 |
St. | Johannes Cassianus , also: Johannes von Massilia | ~ 360 to ~ 435 | Pioneer of monasticism | July 23, February 29 (orth.) | |
Kv. | Johannes Hesychastes , also Silentiarius | 454-559 | Bishop of Kolonia, hermit, also John the Hermit , Sabaites | trad. | 7th Dec. / orth .: 3rd Mar. and 3rd dec. |
M. (possibly) | Johann Hüglin , also Johannes | ~ 1490-1527 | Frühmessner, burned for reforming views | May 10 (Protestant) | |
St. (Catholic, Orth.) | Johannes Klimakos | † around 649 | Abbot of St. Catherine's Monastery on Sinai, Greek ascetic writer | trad. | 30th Mar |
St. | Johannes Macias | 1585-1645 | San Juan Macías , Spanish Dominican, died in Lima | 1975 | 16 Sep |
St. M. | Johannes Nepomuk | around 1350 - 1393 | bohem. Martyr, "bridge saint", also Johannes von Nepomuk (Czech. Jan z Pomuku) | 1729 | May 16 |
St. | John of Avila | 1499/1500-1569 | preacher | 1970 (1894) | Dec 4 |
St. M. | Johannes de Brébeuf | † 1649 | Jean de Brébeuf , Jesuit missionary in Canada | 1930 | 19 Oct |
St. | John of Damascus | † 754 | Church father and doctor of the church | Dec 4 | |
St. | John of Dukla | † 1484 | Religious and priest, especially venerated in Poland (July 8th) | 1997 | 29 Sep |
St. (orth.) | John of Euboea , first John the Russian | 1690-1730 | Slave of the Janissaries , died in Central Anatolia, grave now on Euboea | ||
Sl. | Johannes von Gorze | † March 7, 974 | also John of Vandières called | Feb 27 | |
St. | John of Krakow | 1390-1473 | Even theologian John Cantius called | 1767 | 23 Dec |
St. | John of Lodi | † 1105 | Hermit, then Bishop of Gubbio , Johannes Laudensis | Sep 7 | |
Sl. | John of Prado | † 1631 | Missionary in Morocco | (1728) | May 24th |
Sl. | Johannes von Ruysbroek | 1293-1381 | Flemish theologian | (December 9, 1908) | Dec 2 |
St. | John of Tobolsk | 1651-1715 | Bishop and russ-orth. Metropolitan | July )) | June 21 (June 10 (|
St. | Johannes Berchmans | 1599-1621 | Flemish Jesuit | 1888 | Nov 26 |
St. (Catholic) | Johannes Bosco , Don Bosco | 1815-1888 | Italian Catholic priest and founder of the order | 1934 | Jan. 31 |
St. | John of God , Portugal. João Duarte Cidade | 1495-1550 | Founder of the Order of the Brothers of Mercy, origin. Joâo Ciudad Duarte; Juan de Dios (Spanish) | 1690 | March 8 |
St. | John Eudes | 1601-1680 | Congregation of Jesus and Mary | Founder of the1925 | 19 Aug |
St. | Johannes Alcober Figuero | † 1748 | Missionary in China, martyr | 2000 | July 9 |
St. (Catholic) | John Fisher | 1469-1535 | Bishop of Rochester, Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, Martyr (dispute with Henry VIII) | 1935 | June 22 |
St. | Johannes Gualbertus | around 995-1073 | hermit | 1193 | July 12 |
St. | Johannes Leonardi | † 1609 | Italian priest, founder of the regular clergy of the Mother of God | 1938 | Oct 9 |
St. | Johannes Nepomuk Neumann | 1811-1860 | Bishop of Philadelphia | 1977 | Jan. 5 |
St. (Catholic) | John Henry Newman | 1801-1890 | baptized anglican, catholic in 1847 Priest ordained, cardinal in 1879 | 2019 (2010) | Oct 9 |
St. | Jean-François Régis | † 1640 | Johannes − Franz Régis , preacher, Jesuit | 1737 | 31 Dec |
M. | Johannes Rimer | † 1427 | Hussites | murdered by theMay 16 | |
St. M. | Johannes Sarkander | 1576-1620 | Czech martyr of the confessional secret | 1993 | 7th Mar |
St. (Russian - Orth.) | John of Kronstadt | 1829-1909 | starez (monk) of the 19th century, actually Iwan Ilyich Sergiev | a Russian1964 | |
Sl. | Johannes Duns Scotus | around 1266 - 1308 | Scottish theologian and philosopher | ( March 20, 1993) | Nov 8 |
Sl. | Johann Baptist Stöger | 1810-1883 | Lay brother of the Redemptorists | ( 23 Jan 1923) | Nov 3 |
St. | Johannes Maria Vianney , the pastor of Ars | 1786-1859 | Jean-Marie Vianney, general "patron saint of pastors" | 1925 | 4th Aug |
St. | John of the Cross | 1542-1591 | Spanish monk, mystic, doctor of the church (born Juan de Yepes ) | 1726 | 14 Dec |
St. | John Baptist de La Salle | 1661-1719 | school brothers ) | Priest, educator and founder of the order (1900 | Apr 7 |
Remarks
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John the Apostle has the orthodox surname of the theologian . Often equated with the " favorite disciple ".
Occasionally in English: (Saint) John the Divine , that is the John of Revelation (Johanes von Patmos). - For the theological considerations concerning the authorship of the five New Testament scriptures, see John (Evangelist) .
- See also John the Presbyter .
- Even before John Duns Scotus there was a scholar of Irish origin who emerged as a theological and philosophical writer and who bears a similar name as Johannes Scottus . But he is not considered a candidate for canonization, nor is he considered a father of the church ; see Johannes Scottus Eriugena .
- To the arrangement
The order of the mentions was as follows: first persons mentioned in the Bible, then in chronological order patriarchs and popes, then persons with the name John, in order of their surnames; This is followed as a separate group by those named "Johannes von (place name)", and finally people with the first name Johannes, sorted by family name. Johannes von Kronstadt , bourgeois Ivan Iljitsch Sergijew , is also in the last group as an example.
Furthermore
Honored Christians named John
There are quite a number of people named John who enjoy special veneration in Christian communities, often on their own memorial day, but are neither traditional saints nor have they been made "to the glory of the altars" in a canonization process and who have not yet been beatified is complete so it was even opened. A small selection of examples:
- Johannes von Meissen , † 1492, priest in the Franciscan order (in Bohemia), memorial day: Nov.
- Johannes Cochlaeus (1479–1552), German humanist and theologian, opponent of Luther.
John Paul and birth name Giovanni
- John Paul II (1920–2005), canonized Pope, actually Karol Józef Wojtyła.
- Pope Pius IX was previously called Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti, Italian Johannes . He was beatified on September 3, 2000.
- Francis of Assisi was born Giovanni Battista Bernardone, later he was called Francesco .
Individual evidence
- ↑ see en: John the Divine (engl.)