List of the Blessed and Saints / W

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The list of the Blessed and Saints is an alphabetical listing of persons venerated as blessed or holy by Christian denominations, mainly Catholics and Orthodox. For Protestant commemoration of saints, see Confessio Augustana , Article 21. For the Protestant churches, the persons are given from their official calendar of names or saints. The list is complete in terms of purpose; z. At the moment, however, still quite incomplete.


Surname comment Causes of
case-chung 		Saints
case-chung 		Remembrance day
Catholic orthodox evangelical Anglican
Wagner, Georg Priest, martyr February 8
Waibel, Matthias Priest, martyr September 6th
Walaricus Luxeuil, monk April 1st
Walburga Abbess of Heidenheim February 25
(in England: May 1) 		February 25
Walter, Johann cantor April 24
( EKD , LCMS )
Waltger Monastery founder 1051 November 16
Walther, CFW Pastor and theologian May 7 ( LCMS )
Waltraud (Waudru) Abbess of Mons 9th April
Wall shelf Monastery founder and abbot 22nd of July
Watts, Isaac Songwriter November 25 ( ELCA ) 25. November
Sage from the Orient biblical persons 24th July January 6th
December 25th 		6th January
Whites, Michael Religious, priest, pastor, poet 19th March
Weissler, Friedrich Lawyer, opponent of National Socialism, martyr 20. February
Wendelin the 20th of October
Wenceslaus of Bohemia Patron saint of Bohemia September 28th September 28th
Werhun, Petro Priests, opponents of National Socialism, martyrs 2001 February 7th
Werner, August Hermann doctor 17th of June
Werner, Gustav Theologian, benefactor August 1st
Wesley, Charles Revival preacher, Methodist founder March 2nd ( ELCA )
Wesley, John Revival preacher, Methodist founder March 2nd ( EKD , ELCA ) May 24th
West, Thomas von Missionary to the Sami people in Norway, Sweden and Finland 10th of April
Wiborada Hermit 1047 2.May
Wichern, Johann Hinrich Theologian and founder 7th of April
Wied, Hermann V. von Archbishop of Cologne 15th of August
Wiho Bishop of Osnabrück 20th of April
William I (Orange) Lieutenant, promoter of the Reformation in the Netherlands 10th of July
William of Aquitaine 1066 28th of May
Wilhelm von Hirsau Abbot of Hirsau 5th July
William of Malavalle Hermit and ascetic 1202 February 10th
Willehad (Willehadus) Messenger of faith in Friesland, first bishop of Bremen November 8th November 8th November 8th
William of Norwich martyr
Willibald von Eichstätt Bishop of Eichstätt 7th of July December 18th
Willibrord Messenger of faith among the Frisians, first Archbishop of Utrecht shortly after 739 November 7th November 7th November 7th November 7th
Willigis Archbishop of Mainz February 23
Winkworth, Catherine Translator of songs July 1st ( ELCA ) August 7 ( TEC )
Winoc Dept November 6th
Vladimir I. Prince of Kiev 15th of July 15th of July
Wolfhard of Augsburg hermit October 27
Wolfgang (Anhalt-Koethen) Prince, promoter of the Reformation March 23
Wolfgang of Regensburg Bishop of Regensburg October 7, 1052 October 31
Wrede, Mathilda Benefactress 24th of December
Wulfila Messenger of faith and bishop of the Goths 26th of August
Wunibald (Wynnebald, Winnebald) Missionary, monastery founder and abbot of Heidenheim December 18th December 18th December 18th
Worm, Theophil Bishop, opponent of National Socialism, EKD chairman January 29th
Wyclif, John Theologian and reformer December 31 December 31
Wyneken, Friedrich Missionary and pastor May 4th ( LCMS )

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