List of saints of the Society of Jesus

The venerated members of the Society of Jesus are listed here in order of date of death. The list includes Jesuit saints from Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas. Since the founder of the Jesuits, St Ignatius of Loyola, was canonised in 1622, there have been 52 other Jesuits canonized and many more beatified or whose cause of canonization is still pending.

Saints

Confessors

Pierre Favre, first French Jesuit and co-founder of the Society, canonized on 17 December 2013
Francis Xavier, co-founder of the Society, who led the first Christian mission to Japan, canonized on 12 March 1622
Ignacio de Loyola, co-founder of the Society, canonized on 12 March 1622
Stanisław Kostka, Polish novice, canonized on 31 December 1726
Francesco Borgia, Duke of Gandia who later became a Jesuit priest and Third Superior General of the Society of Jesus, canonized on 20 June 1670
Luigi Gonzaga, Italian, patron saint of young Christians, canonized on 31 December 1726
José de Anchieta, Spanish missionary to Brazil, canonized on 3 April 2014
Peter Canisius, significant figure in the Counter-Reformation, Doctor of the Church, canonized on 21 May 1925
Bernardino Realino, Apostle of Lecce, canonized on 22 June 1947
Alfonso Rodriguez, Jesuit brother, Spanish writer and mystic, canonized on 15 January 1888
John Berchmans 13 March 1599 – 13 August 1621), Belgian seminarian, canonized on 15 January 1888
Robert Bellarmine, Cardinal and Doctor of the Church, canonized on 29 June 1930
Jean Francois Regis, French priest, canonized on 5 April 1737
Pedro Claver, Spanish missionary in South America, canonized on 15 January 1888
Claude de la Colombiere, Spiritual director and writer, canonized on 31 May 1992
Francesco de Geronimo, Italian missionary, canonized on 26 May 1839
Jose Maria Pignatelli, unofficial leader and eventual restorer of the Jesuits during the Suppression of the Society of Jesus, canonized on 12 June 1954
Alberto Hurtado Cruchaga, Chilean social reformer, canonized on 23 October 2005
José María Rubio, Apostle of Madrid, canonized on 4 May 2003

Martyrs of the English Reformation, canonized on 25 October 1970 as part of the [Forty Martyrs of England and Wales]

Alexander Briant, priest
Edmund Campion, priest and writer
Robert Southwell, priest and poet
Henry Walpole, priest and poet
Nicholas Owen, laybrother who built priest holes in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I and King James I
Thomas Garnet, priest
Edmund Arrowsmith, priest
Henry Morse, priest who ministered during the plague of 1624
Philip Evans, Welsh priest martyred as one of the victims of the Oates/Popish Plot scare
David Lewis, Welsh priest martyred as one of the victims of the Oates/Popish Plot scare

Martyrs of the Canadian Missions, canonized on 29 June 1930

Martyrs of the Paraguayan Missions, canonized on 16 May 1988

Roque González de Santa Cruz, Guarani-born missionary
Alfonso Rodríguez Olmedo, missionary priest
Juan de Castillo, missionary priest

Martyrs of Kosice, canonized on 2 July 1995 as part of the Martyrs of the Reformation in Europe

Melchior Grodziecki, Polish-born priest
István Pongrácz, Hungarian-born priest

Martyrs of Japan (Nagasaki), canonized on 8 June 1862 as part of the [Twenty-six Martyrs of Japan]

Ioannes Soan de Goto, cleric
Didacus Kisai, professed religious
Paulus Miki, Jesuit brother

Martyrs of the Boxer Rebellion, canonized on 1 October 2000 as part of the 120 Martyrs of China">Martyr Saints of China">120 Martyrs of China

Other martyred members

John Ogilvie, the only Roman Catholic martyr during the Reformation in Scotland, canonized on 17 October 1976
André de Soveral, Brazilian-born priest martyred by Calvinists in Cunhau, canonized on 15 October 2017
Andrzej Bobola, Polish missionary martyred during the Khmelnytsky Uprising, canonized on 17 April 1938
Joao de Brito, Portuguese missionary martyred in India, canonized on 22 June 1947
Jacques Berthieu, French missionary martyred in Madagascar, canonized on 21 October 2012

Blesseds

Confessors

Julien Maunoir, Apostle of Brittany, beatified on 20 May 1951
Johann Philipp Jeningen, Geman priest, beatified on 16 July 2022
Antonio Baldinucci, missionary, beatified on 16 April 1893
Bernardo Francisco de Hoyos de Seña, Spanish priest best known for his ardent devotion to the Sacred Heart, beatified on 18 April 2010
Jan Beyzym, Polish priest and missionary to Madagascar, beatified on 18 August 2002
Tiburcio Arnaiz Muñoz, Spanish priest and founder of the Missionaries of the Rural Parishes, beatified on 20 October 2018
Francisco Gárate Aranguren, professed religious, beatified on 6 October 1985
John Sullivan, Irish priest, beatified on 13 May 2017
Rupert Mayer German priest and a leading figure of the Catholic resistance to Nazism in Munich, beatified on 3 May 1987

Martyrs of Brazil, beatified on 11 May 1854 as victims of the Reformation

Inácio de Azevedo, priest
Diogo de Andrade, priest
Francisco Alvares, professed religious
Gaspar Alvares, professed religious
Manuel Alvares, professed religious
Alonso de Baena, professed religious
Marcos Caldeira, novice religious
Bento de Castro, professed cleric
António Correia, novice cleric
Luís Correia, novice cleric
Aleixo Delgado, novice cleric
Nicolau Dinis, novice cleric
Gregorio Escribano, professed religious
Antônio Fernandes, novice religious
Domingos Fernandes, professed religious
João Fernandes, professed cleric
João Fernandes, professed cleric
Manuel Fernandes, professed cleric
Pedro de Fontoura, professed cleric
André Gonçalve, professed cleric
Gonçalo Henriques, professed cleric
Simão Lopes, professed cleric
Francisco de Magalhães, novice cleric
Juan de Mayorga, professed religious
Álvaro Borralho Mendes, professed cleric
Pedro Nunes, professed cleric
Manuel Pacheco, professed cleric
Francisco Pérez Godoy, novice cleric
Diogo Pires Mimoso, professed cleric
Brás Ribeiro, novice religious
Luís Rodrigues, novice
Manuel Rodrigues, professed cleric
Fernando Sánchez, professed cleric
Juan de San Martín, novice cleric
António Soares, professed cleric
Amaro Vaz, novice religious
Juan de Zafra, professed religious
Esteban Zuraire, professed religious
Jõao “Adauctus”, candidate
Simão da Costa, novice religious

Martyrs of Aubenas, beatified on 6 June 1926

Jacques Salès, priest
Guillaume Saultemouche, priest

Martyrs of Cuncolim, beatified on 30 April 1893

Rodolfo Acquaviva, Italian priest
Pietro Berno, Swiss priest
Antonio Francisco, Portuguese priest
Francisco Aranha, Portuguese professed religious
Alonso Pacheco Alcaron, Spanish professed religious

Martyrs of the English Reformation, beatified on 29 December 1886

Martyrs of the English Reformation, beatified on 15 December 1929 as part of the [One Hundred and Seven Martyrs of England and Wales]

John Cornelius ', priest
Francis Page, Belgian-born priest
Edward Oldcorne ', priest martyred as one of the victims of the Gunpowder Plot scare
Ralph Ashley, professed religious martyred as one of the victims of the Gunpowder Plot scare
Thomas Holland, priest
Ralph Corby ', priest
Peter Wright, priest
William Ireland ', priest martyred as one of the victims of the Oates/Popish Plot scare
Thomas Whitbread ', priest martyred as one of the victims of the Oates/Popish Plot scare
William Harcourt ', priest martyred as one of the victims of the Oates/Popish Plot scare
John Fenwick , priest martyred as one of the victims of the Oates/Popish Plot scare
John Gavan, priest martyred as one of the victims of the Oates/Popish Plot scare
Anthony Turner, priest martyred as one of the victims of the Oates/Popish Plot scare

Martyrs of the English Reformation, beatified on 22 November 1987 as part of the Eighty-five Martyrs of England and Wales">Eighty-five martyrs of England and Wales">Eighty-five Martyrs of England and Wales

Roger Filcock , priest
Robert Middleton, priest

Martyrs of Japan, beatified on 7 May 1867

João Baptista Machado de Távora, Portuguese priest
Leonardus Kimura, professed religious
Ambrosio Fernandes, Portuguese professed religious
Augustinus Ōta, professed religious
Sebastianus Kimura, priest
Carlo Spinola, Italian priest
Gundisalvus Fusai, professed cleric
Antonius Kiuni, professed cleric
Thomas Akahoshi, professed cleric
Petrus Sanpō, professed cleric
Michaël Shunpō, professed cleric
Ludovicus Kawara, professed cleric
Ioannes Chūgoku, professed cleric
Giovanni Battista Costanzo, Italian priest
Pietro Paolo Navarro, Italian priest
Dionisius Fujishima, professed cleric
Petrus Onizuka Sadayū, professed cleric
Girolamo de Angelis, Italian priest
Simon Enpo, professed religious
Diogo de Carvalho, Portuguese priest
Miguel de Carvalho, Portuguese priest
Francisco Pacheco, Portuguese priest
Baltasar de Torres Arias, Spanish priest
Giovanni Battista Zola, Italian priest
Petrus Rinsei, professed cleric
Vincentius Kaun, professed cleric
Ioannes Kisaku, professed cleric
Paulus Shinsuke, professed cleric
Michaël Tōzō, professed cleric
Gaspar Sadamatsu, professed cleric
Thomas Tsūji, priest
Michaël Nakajima, professed religious
Antonius Pinto Ishida, priest

Martyrs of Japan, beatified on 24 November 2008

Didacus Yūki Ryōsetsu, priest
Petrus Kibe Kasui, priest

Martyrs of the September Massacres, beatified on 17 October 1926 as part of the Martyrs of the French Revolution

Anne-Alexandre-Charles-Marie Lanfant, priest
François Balmain, priest
Charles-Jéremie Bérauld du Pérou, priest
Jacques-Jules Bonnaud, priest
Claude Cayx-Dumas, priest
Jean Charton De Millou, priest
Guillaume-Antoine Delfaut, priest
Jacques Friteyre-Durvé, priest
Claude-François Gagnières des Granges, priest
Claude-Antoine-Raoul Laporte, priest
Mathurin-Nicolas de la Villecrohain Le Bous De Villeneuve, priest
Charles-François le Gué, priest
Vincent-Joseph le Rousseau de Rosencoat, priest
Loup Thomas-Bonnotte, priest
François Varheilhe-Duteil, priest
Michel-François de Lagardette, priest
François-Hyacinthe Lé Livec de Trésurin, priest
René-Marie Andrieux, priest
Jean-François-Marie Benoît-Vourlat, priest
Pierre-Michel Guérin du Rocher, priest
Robert-François Guérin du Rocher, priest
Éloy Herque du Roule, priest
Jean-Antoine Seconds, priest
Nicolas-Marie Verron, priest

Martyrs of Rochefort, beatified on 1 October 1995 as part of the Martyrs of the French Revolution

Joseph Imbert, priest
Jean-Nicolas Cordier, priest

Martyrs of Valencia, beatified on 11 March 2001 as part of the 233 Martyrs of the Spanish Civil War">233 Spanish Martyrs">233 Martyrs of the Spanish Civil War

Tomàs Sitjar Fortiá, priest
Constantino Carbonell Sempere, priest
Ramón Grimaltos Monllor, professed religious
Pere Gelabert Amer, professed religious
Josep Tarrats Comaposada, professed religious
Pau Bori Puig, priest
Dario Hernández Morató, priest
Vicente Sales Genovés, professed religious
Narcis Basté Basté, priest
Alfredo Simón Colomina, priest
Juan Bautista Ferreres Boluda, priest

Martyrs of Albania, beatified on 5 November 2016

Daniel Dajani, Albanian priest
Giovanni Fausti, Italian priest
Gjon Pantalla, Albanian professed religious

Other martyred members

Dominic Collins, Irish Jesuit brother and ex-soldier martyred during the Reformation in Ireland, beatified on 27 September 1992
Diego Luis de San Vitores, Spanish missionary martyred in Guam, beatified on 6 October 1985
Giovanni Antonio Solinas, Italian missionary martyred in Zenta, Argentina, beatified on 2 July 2022
Victor Emilio Moscoso y Cárdenas, Ecuadorian priest martyred during the Liberal Revolution, beatified on 16 November 2019
Miguel Agustín Pro, Mexican priest martyred during the Cristero War, beatified on 25 September 1988
Eduard Gottlieb Profittlich, Apostolic Administrator of Estonia martyred during Soviet rule, to be beatified on 6 September 2025
Rutilio Grande García, Salvadoran priest martyred before the Salvadoran Civil War, beatified on 22 January 2022

Venerables

Alonzo de Barcena, Spanish priest, missionary, and linguist, declared Venerable on 18 December 2017
Matteo Ricci, one of the founding figures of the Jesuit China missions, declared Venerable on 17 December 2022
Luis de la Puente, theologian and ascetic writer, declared Venerable on 16 July 1759
Luigi la Nuza, "Apostle of Sicily", declared Venerable on 25 March 1847
Eusebio Francisco Kino, Italian missionary to Mexico, declared Venerable on 10 July 2020
Petar Barbaric, Bosnian novice, declared Venerable on 18 March 2015
Francisco de Paula Tarin Arnau, Spanish priest, declared Venerable on 3 January 1987
Adolf Petit, Belgian priest, declared Venerable on 15 December 1966
Wilhelm Eberschweiler, German priest, declared Venerable on 19 May 2018
Antonio Repiso Martínez de Orbe, Spanish priest and founder of the Sisters of the Divine Shepherd, declared Venerable on 27 February 2017
Jacint Alegre Pujals, Spanish priest, declared Venerable on 9 May 2014
Kaszap Istvan, Hungarian seminarian, declared Venerable on 16 December 2006
José Marcos Figueróa Umpierrez, Spanish priest, declared Venerable on 17 December 2022
Victor Dillard, French priest martyred by Nazis during World War II, promulgation of decree on martyrdom on 20 June 2025 and is currently awaiting beatification
Giuseppe Picco, Italian priest, declared Venerable on 18 December 1997

Servants of God

Confessors

Francesco Gaetano, professed cleric
Bernardo Colnago, priest
Piotr Skarga, Polish priest and writer, declared as a Servant of God on 10 October 2014
Joao Cardim, Portuguese priest
Jakob Rem, Austrian priest
Juan Sebastián de la Parra Arguas, Spanish priest
Diego Martín Serrano García, Spanish priest
Bernardo de Antequera, Spanish priest, declared as a Servant of God on 16 June 2016
Giorgio Giustiniani, Italian priest
Vincenzo Carafa, Seventh Superior-General of the Society of Jesus
Martin Streda, Polish priest, declared as a Servant of God on 4 November 2021
Etienne Faber, French priest and missionary to China
Juan de Alloza Menacho, Peruvian priest
Francisco del Castillo, Peruvian priest
Manuel Pardial Ruiz, Spanish priest
Francesco Maria Galluzzi, priest
Pierre-Jean Caron, French priest
Juan Pedro Mayoral Ramos de Manzano, Spanish priest
Michele Ansaldo, Italian priest and founder of the Franciscan Sisters of Saint Aloysius Gonzaga, declared as a Servant of God on 3 December 2020
Pierre-Joseph Picot de Clorivière, French priest and founder of both the Society of the Daughters of the Heart of Mary and Secular Institute of the Priests of the Heart of Jesus
Agostino Solari, Italian priest
Jan Philip Roothan, Dutch priest
Paolo Capelloni, Italian priest
Jean-François-Régis Barthès, French priest and founder of the Religious of Our Lady of Compassion, declared as a Servant of God on 5 February 2001
Constant Lievens, Belgian priest, declared as a Servant of God in 2008
Paul Ginhac, French priest
Louis-Etienne Rabussier, French priest and founder of the Sisters of the Holy Family of the Sacred Heart
Francesc Xavier Butinyà Hospital, Spanish priest and founder of the Religious Daughters of Saint Joseph and Servants of Saint Joseph, declared as a Servant of God on 15 November 2006
Nicolás Rodríguez Campo, Spanish priest
Riccardo Friedl, Croatian-Italian priest
William Doyle, Irish priest, declared as a Servant of God on 1 September 2022
Wojciech Maria Baudiss, Polish priest, declared as a Servant of God on 8 February 1993
Saturnino Ibarguren Guridi, Spanish priest
Salvador Garcidueñas Argüello, Spanish priest
Ignacio María Arámburu Alústiza, Spanish priest
Fernando de Huidobro Polanco, Spanish priest
Francisco Rodriguez da Cruz, Portuguese priest

Martyrs of the La Florida Missions">Martyrs of La Florida">Martyrs of the La Florida Missions

Pedro Martínez, priest
Luis de Quirós, priest
Gabriel de Solís, novice
Juan Bautista Méndez, novice
Juan Bautista de Segura, priest
Pedro de Linares, professed religious
Sancho Ceballos, professed religious
Gabriel Gómez, professed religious
Cristóbal Redondo, novice

Martyrs of Brazil

Pedro Días, priest
Francisco de Castro, priest
Francisco Paulo, professed religious
Miguel Aragonés, professed cleric
Gaspar de Goís, professed cleric
Afonso Fernandes, professed cleric
Pedro Fernandes, professed religious
Ferñao de Álvares, professed religious
Diogo de Carvalho, professed religious
André Paes, professed cleric
João Álvares, professed cleric
Pedro Días, professed cleric

Martyrs of Ireland

Edmund Daniel, cleric
William Boyton, priest
John Bathe, priest

Martyrs of Araucania">Araucanía Region">Araucania (Chile)

Orazio de Vecchi Ghigi, Italian priest
Martín de Aranda Valdivia, Chilean priest
Diego de Montalbán, Mexican novice

Martyrs of [Durango] (Mexico), declared as Servants of God on 20 February 2013

Hernando de Tobar, priest
Bernardo de Cisneros, priest
Diego de Orozco, priest
Juan del Valle, priest
Luis de Alavés, priest
Juan Fonte, priest
Jerónimo de Moranta, priest
Hernando de Santarén, priest

Martyrs of Ethiopia

Andrés de Oviedo, Spanish priest and Patriarch of Ethiopia
François Abraham de Georgiis, Syrian priest
Gaspar Paes, Portuguese priest
João Pereira, Portuguese priest
Apolinar de Almeida, Portuguese priest, Titular Archbishop of Nicaea and Coadjutor Patriarch of Ethiopia
Giacinto Franceschi , Italian priest
Francisco Rodrigues, Portuguese priest
Luis Cardeira, Portuguese priest
Bruno Bruni, Italian priest

Martyrs of Japan

Francisco Carrión, Spanish priest
Theodoor Mantels, Belgian priest
Giuseppe Fornaletto, Italian priest
Ruiz Castro, Portuguese priest
Diogo de Mesquita, Portuguese priest
Paulus Kudō, Japanese professed religious
Antonio Francisco de Critana, Spanish priest
Manuel Barreto, Portuguese priest
Juan Bautista de Baeza, Spanish priest
Gaspar de Crasto, Portuguese priest
Michael Kimura Michio Shukkan, Japanese professed religious
Thomas Nishihori, Japanese cleric
Manuel Borges, Poruguese priest
Iosephus Ryōmi, Japanese professed religious
Ignatius Kidō, Japanese professed religious
Giacomo Antonio Giannone, Italian professed religious
Ioannes Kidera Kuhyōe, Japanese cleric
Thomas Ryōkan, Japanese professed religious
Ludovicus Kafuku, Japanese professed religious
Dionysius Yamamoto Fuen, Japanese professed religious
Iacobus Takashima Rokubyōe, Japanese cleric
Ioannes Yama, Japanese professed religious
Bento Fernandes, Portuguese priest
Paulus Saitō Shōzaemon, Japanese priest
João da Costa, Portuguese priest
Sixtus Iyo Tokuun, Japanese priest
Damianus Fukaye, Japanese professed religious
Petrus..., Japanese professed religious
Matthaeus..., Japanese professed religious
Giovanni Matteo Adami, Italian priest, declared as a Servant of God in 2019
António de Sousa, Portuguese priest
Mateus de Couros, Portuguese priest
Francesco Boldrini, Italian priest
Marcello Francesco Mastrilli, Italian priest
Martinus Shikimi, Japanese priest
Antonio Rubino, Italian priest
Wojciech Męciński, Polish priest
Diego de Morales Contreras, Spanish priest
Antonio Capece, Italian priest
Franciscus Marques-Ogi, Japanese priest
Mancius Konishi, Japanese priest
Giovanni Battista Sidoti, Apostolic Vicar of Japan

Martyrs of [Hanoi] (Vietnam)

Giovanni Battista Messari, Italian priest
Francesco Maria Bucherelli, Italian priest
Bartolomeu Alvares, Portuguese priest
Manuel de Abreu, Portuguese priest
Vicente da Cunha, Poruguese priest
Johann Kaspar Kratz, German priest

Martyrs of [Jiangsu] (China)

Antônio José Henriques , Portuguese priest
Tristano Francesco D’Attimis, Italian priest

Martyrs of the French Revolution from the Archdiocese of Lyon, declared as Servants of God on 20 June 2023

Charles-Dominique Ferry, Monacan priest
Gabriel-Daniel Dupliex, priest

Martyrs of Zahle">Zahlé">Zahle (Lebanon)

Edouard Billotet, French priest
Ferdinando Bonacina, Italian professed religious
Elyās Yūnes, Lebanese professed religious
Habīb Maksūd, Lebanese professed religious
Ālfūns Haydar Hubaysh, Lebanese professed religious

Martyrs of the Paris Commune

Alexis Clerc, priest
Léon Ducoudray, priest
Pierre Olivaint, priest
Jean Caubert, priest
Anatole de Bengy, priest

Martyrs of the Spanish Civil War

Emilio Martínez Martínez, priest
Juan Bautista Arconada Pérez, professed religious
Ramon Artigues Sirvent, postulant
Fèlix Cots Olivera, priest
José Roma Carrés, priest
Felipe Iriondo Amundaráin, professed religious
Braulio Martínez Simón, priest
Lorenzo Isla Sanz, priest
Manuel Peypoch Sala, priest
Ignacio Elduayen Larrañaga, professed religious
Pascual Ruiz Ramírez, professed religious
Jesús Ballesta Tejero, priest
Joaquim Maria Valentí de Martí, priest
Lluís Bogunyà Porta, priest
Josep Antoni Vergés de Trías, priest
Andreu Carrió Bertran, priest
Francisco Javier Tena Colom, priest
Martín Santaella Gutiérrez, priest
Josep Sampol Escalas, professed religious
Manuel Luque Fontanilla, priest
Alfonso Payán Pérez, priest
Miquel Mendoza Reig, priest
Josep Llatje Blanch, professed religious
Manuel González Hernández, priest
Domingo Ibarlucea Oregui, professed religious
Ricardo Tena Montero De Espinosa, priest
José Sánchez Oliva, priest
Antonio Sanchiz Martínez, professed religious
Ignacio De Velasco Nieto, priest
Manuel Gómez Hellín, priest
Josep Muñoz Albiol, priest
Marcial Mayorga Paredes, priest
Demetrio Zurbitu Recalde, priest
Francesc Audí Cid, priest
Joan Rovira Orlandis, priest
José María Alegre Jiménez, priest
Bartomeu Arbona Estades, priest
Manuel María de la Cerda de las Bárcenas, priest
Olegario Corral García, priest
Jaume Noguera Baró, priest
Constantí March Battles, professed religious

Martyrs of World War II, declared as Servants of God on 18 February 2003

Józef Cyrek, priest
Marian Józef Wojciech Morawski, priest
Franciszek Mateusz Kałuża, priest
Bronisław Wielgosz, cleric
Stanisław Felczak, priest
Stanisław Komar, professed religious
Stanisław Józef Bednarski, priest
Kazimierz Marian Antoni Dembowski, priest
Michał Malinowski, priest
Adam Sztark, priest
Stanisław Sewiłło, cleric
Czesław Sejbuk, priest
Edmund Roszak, priest
Władysław Wiącek, priest
Stanisław Tadeusz Podoleński, priest
Jan Zając, professed religious
Jerzy Stanisław Musial, cleric

Martyrs of El Salvador

Ignacio Ellacuría Beascoechea, priest
Ignacio Martín Baró, priest
Segundo Montes Mozo, priest
Juan Ramón Moreno Pardo, priest
Amando López Quintana, priest
Joaquín López López, priest

Other martyred members

Antonio Pietro Criminali, priest martyred in India
Goncalo de Silviera, priest martyred in Zimbabwe
Gil de Abreu, Portuguese priest and missionary martyred in Indonesia
Francesco Palliola, Italian priest and missionary martyred in the Philippines, declared as a Servant of God in July 2016
Tomas Esteban Etayo, Spanish priest martyred in China
Tomáš Dezider Munk, Hungarian novice martyred in Germany during World War II, declared as a Servant of God on 5 May 2011