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Małgorzata Pole

English peeress, daughter of George, Duke of Clarence (1473-1541)

Małgorzata Rutan

Małgorzata Sabaudzka

Marchioness of Montferrat, Princess of Achaea Roman Catholic saint

Małgorzata Szkocka

królowa Szkocji, święta

Małgorzata Ward

święta katolicka, męczennica

Małgorzata Węgierska

węgierska królewna, dominikanka, mistyczka, stygmatyczka, święta katolicka

Małgorzata z Città di Castello

Italian saint

Małgorzata z Kortony

włoska tercjarka, stygmatyczka, święta katolicka

Mamert

(zm. ok. 475) święty katolicki, biskup

Mamertinus of Auxerre

monk and abbot

Mamilian of Palermo

sailor and saint

Mammes of Caesarea

semi-legendary child-martyr

Manchán of Mohill

5th and 6th-century Irish monk and saint

Mansuetus

Archbishop of Milan, Saint

Mansuetus of Urusi

bishop and saint

Mansuy of Toul

bishop of Toul

Mantius of Évora

Portuguese saint

Manuel

saint

Manuel Buil Lalueza

Roman catholic religious (1913-1936)

Manuel Martínez Jarauta

Spanish seminarian

Manuel Nunes Formigão

Portuguese Catholic priest

Manuel Torras Sais

Spanish seminarian

Manuel Vázquez Alfalla

Catholic priest murdered in Motril in 1936

Manuela del Sagrado Corazón

martyr of Spain

Manvieu de Bayeux

French Catholic priest

Marcel

Marcel d'Apamée

Marcel de Die

Marcella of Marseille

disciple of Jesus in Catholic tradition

Marcelle Mallet

Roman Catholic nun and founder of the Sisters of Charity of Quebec (1805-1871)

Marcellin Joseph Benoit Champagnat

Marcellin Joseph Benoit Champagnat (1789-1840) - biography Marcellin Joseph Benoît Champagnat (1789-1840) priest, of the Society of Mary, Founder of the Institute of the Little Brothers of Mary (Marist Brothers) photo MARCELLIN CHAMPAGNAT was born on 20th May 1789, in Marlhes, a village in the

Marcellino di Ancona

Marcellinus of Carthage

Roman politian, Christian martyr and saint

Marcellinus of Gaul

bishop of Embrun and saint

Marcellus of Acemata

Syrian monk

Marcellus of Apamea

4th-century bishop of the Syrian city of Apamea

Marcellus of Capua

Roman martyr

Marchell

Welsh saint

Marciana of Mauretania

martyr and saint

Marcianus of Constantinopolis

saint

Marcianus of Frigento

Marcjalis

3rd century founding bishop of Limoges

Marcjusz

saint

Marek z Aeca

saint

Marek z Aviano

Italian Capuchin priest (1631-1699)

Marek z Jerozolimy

First non-Jewish bishop of Jerusalem

Marek z Modeny

włoski dominikanin

Marek z Montegallo

Italian physician and monk

Marfa di Suzdal

Margaret Ball

Lady Mayoress of Dublic and Catholic martyr

Margaret of England

French Roman Catholic nun and saint

Margaret of the Blessed Sacrament

Małgorzata od Najświętszego Sakramentu Karmelitanka, ur. w Paryżu 6 marca 1590 r., zm.

Margaret of Ypres

Flemish visionary, ascetic, Dominican penitent and flagellant

Margaret Pelagius

cross-dresser saint whom religious name is brother Pelagius

Margaret the Barefooted

Italian saint

Margaretha of Louvain

character in legend of Leuven

Margarito Flores García

Mexican priest (1899–1927)

Marguerite du Saint-Sacrement

French nun (1619-1648)

Mari

Patriarch of the church of the East

Maria

rosyjska mniszka, święta prawosławna