MySaviorSaint of the Day calendar
Saints of March
In MySavior’s Saint of the Day calendar, each of the 31 days of March has its own saint or feast: 29 saints and 2 feasts or commemorations. Each row links to the English Wikipedia article behind that day’s biography in the app.
March holds two of the best-known saints’ days of the year, Saint Patrick (March 17) and Saint Joseph (March 19), followed by the Annunciation (March 25).
March, day by day
| Day | Saint or feast in MySavior | Wikipedia article |
|---|---|---|
| Saint David of Wales | Saint David | |
| Saint Agnes of Bohemia | Agnes of Bohemia | |
| Saint Katharine Drexel | Katharine Drexel | |
| Saint CasimirThe app currently uses a different article (see the notes) | Saint Casimir | |
| Saint Piran | Saint Piran | |
| Saint Fridolin | Fridolin of Säckingen | |
| Saints Perpetua and Felicity | Perpetua and Felicity | |
| Saint John of God | John of God | |
| Saint Frances of Rome | Frances of Rome | |
| Forty Martyrs of Sebaste | Forty Martyrs of Sebaste | |
| Saint Eulogius of Córdoba | Eulogius of Córdoba | |
| Saint Maximilian of TebessaThe app currently uses a different article (see the notes) | Maximilian of Tebessa | |
| Saint Leander of Seville | Leander of Seville | |
| Saint Matilda | Matilda of Ringelheim | |
| Saint Louise de Marillac | Louise de Marillac | |
| Saint Heribert of Cologne | Heribert of Cologne | |
| Saint Patrick | Saint Patrick | |
| Saint Cyril of Jerusalem | Cyril of Jerusalem | |
| Saint JosephSame article as May 1 | Saint Joseph | |
| Saint Cuthbert | Cuthbert | |
| Saint Nicholas of Flüe | Nicholas of Flüe | |
| Saint Nicholas Owen | Nicholas Owen (Jesuit) | |
| Saint Turibius of Mogrovejo | Turibius of Mogrovejo | |
| Saint Catherine of Sweden | Catherine of Vadstena | |
| The Annunciation | Annunciation | |
| Saint Ludger | Ludger | |
| Saint Rupert of Salzburg | Rupert of Salzburg | |
| Saint Guntram | Guntram | |
| Saint Berthold | Berthold of Calabria | |
| Saint Peter Regalado | Peter de Regalado | |
| Saint Stephen of Mar Saba | Stephen of Mar Saba |
Notes on March
- Saint Joseph (March 19) and Saint Joseph the Worker (May 1) use the same Wikipedia article (Saint Joseph), so the app shows the same biography on both days.
- For Saint Casimir (March 4), this page links the saint’s own article, Saint Casimir. On that day the app currently opens the article on his father, King Casimir IV Jagiellon instead.
- For Saint Maximilian of Tebessa (March 12), this page links the saint’s own article, Maximilian of Tebessa. On that day the app currently opens the page on the given name Maximilian instead.
Names are shown exactly as the app shows them. The day-to-saint matching loosely follows the General Roman Calendar of the Catholic Church, with some United States dates, so a saint may fall on another day in your local calendar. How the days are chosen.
On your iPhone
Each day’s saint on your iPhone
MySavior’s Saint of the Day widget shows the entry for today’s date from this list: small on the Home Screen, or rectangular and inline on the Lock Screen. It changes at midnight, and a tap opens the saint’s biography in the app, whose Saints of the Day library also lists every month with today marked.
Questions and answers
How many saints are in March in the MySavior calendar?
Every day of March has one entry, 31 in all: 29 saints and 2 feasts or commemorations.
Which feasts are in March?
The feasts and other commemorations in March are the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste (March 10) and the Annunciation (March 25).
Does the Saint of the Day widget follow this list in March?
Yes. This is the list the app itself uses: the widget shows the entry for today’s date and moves to the next at midnight. Tapping it opens a short biography taken from Wikipedia; the notes under the table name the days where the app’s article differs from the one linked here.
The saint of the day on your iPhone
MySavior’s Saint of the Day widget shows each day’s saint on your Home Screen or Lock Screen and changes at midnight. Tap it for the story. For iPhone with iOS 18.6 or later.