Christianfeast day:
Abraham of Clermont (or of St Cyriacus), Alice (or Adelaide) of Schaerbeek, Augustine of Hippo(Eastern Orthodox Church), BlessedAlbertina Berkenbrock, BlessedClement Vismara, Edburga of Winchester, Evelyn Underhill(Church of EnglandandThe Episcopal Church), Germaine Cousin, Landelin (of Crespin or of Lobbes), Trillo, Vitus (Guy), Modestus and Crescentia, June 15 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)
Various Christian denominations commemorate multiple saints on June 15, honoring their faith, service, and theological contributions.
On June 15th, Christian traditions observe the lives of numerous saints including Abraham of Clermont, Augustine of Hippo, and others.
Abraham of Clermont is remembered as a founder of early monastic communities in Gaul.
Augustine of Hippo, a pioneering theologian, is honored for works like "Confessions" and "The City of God."
Feast days for Alice of Schaerbeek, Blessed Albertina Berkenbrock, and Germaine Cousin highlight examples of charity and faith.
Eastern Orthodox liturgics additionally commemorate Vitus, Modestus, Crescentia, and other early martyrs.
Services and liturgies across the Church of England, Episcopal Church, Catholic, and Orthodox traditions include prayers, hymns, and readings.
The collective celebration offers the faithful reflections on devotion, sacrifice, and theological insight.
feast day
Abraham of Clermont (or of St Cyriacus)
Alice (or Adelaide) of Schaerbeek
Augustine of Hippo
Eastern Orthodox Church
Blessed
Albertina Berkenbrock
Clement Vismara
Edburga of Winchester
Evelyn Underhill
Church of England
The Episcopal Church
Germaine Cousin
Landelin (of Crespin or of Lobbes)
Trillo
Vitus (Guy), Modestus and Crescentia
June 15 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)
Abraham of Clermont (or of St Cyriacus)
Feast day of Abraham of Clermont, a 6th-century monastic founder and ascetic, observed on June 15.
Abraham of Clermont, also known as St. Cyriacus, is commemorated for founding monastic communities in Gaul during the 6th century.
His life of asceticism and prayer inspired the growth of Western monasticism.
On his feast day, Catholic and Orthodox liturgies include special hymns and readings about his virtues.
Pilgrims visit shrines dedicated to him, seeking spiritual guidance and healing.
The celebration honors his legacy of humility, piety, and dedication to communal life.
Abraham of Clermont (or of St Cyriacus)
Alice (or Adelaide) of Schaerbeek
Feast day of Alice of Schaerbeek, a 13th-century Cistercian nun celebrated for her devotion and charity.
Alice of Schaerbeek, born in Brussels, joined the Cistercian convent at La Cambre and dedicated her life to prayer and helping the poor.
Despite suffering from leprosy and blindness, she remained a model of compassion and faith.
Her feast day on June 15 is observed with Masses, processions, and charitable works in Belgium and beyond.
Pilgrims venerate her tomb and participate in acts of kindness inspired by her example.
The celebration highlights themes of perseverance, service, and divine grace.
Alice (or Adelaide) of Schaerbeek
Augustine of Hippo(Eastern Orthodox Church)
Eastern Orthodox feast day of Augustine of Hippo, the influential theologian and Church Father, on June 15.
Although Western churches honor him on August 28, the Eastern Orthodox Church commemorates Augustine of Hippo on June 15.
Born in 354 in Roman Africa, he served as Bishop of Hippo and shaped Christian theology through works like "Confessions" and "The City of God."
On his feast day, Orthodox liturgies feature readings, hymns, and lectures on his writings.
Faithful reflect on his teachings about grace, original sin, and the nature of the Church.
The day emphasizes Augustine's enduring legacy in theology, philosophy, and education.
Augustine of Hippo
Eastern Orthodox Church
BlessedAlbertina Berkenbrock
Feast day of Blessed Albertina Berkenbrock, a young Brazilian martyr beatified by the Catholic Church.
Blessed Albertina Berkenbrock (1919–1931) was a Brazilian teenager who died defending her purity and faith. Kidnapped and attacked by a local farmhand, she resisted his advances and was killed, becoming a symbol of chastity and courage. Pope John Paul II beatified her in 2007, and her feast day on June 15 honors her unwavering devotion and sanctity. Pilgrims visit her shrine in Três Passos, Rio Grande do Sul, seeking inspiration from her steadfast faith. Her story highlights the virtues of resilience and moral integrity.
Blessed
Albertina Berkenbrock
BlessedClement Vismara
Feast day of Blessed Clement Vismara, Italian Salesian missionary known for his work in Burma.
Blessed Clement Vismara (1897–1988) devoted over sixty years to missionary work among the people of Burma (now Myanmar). A Salesian priest, he established schools, clinics, and missions in challenging environments, emphasizing education and healthcare. Beatified in 2002, his feast on June 15 celebrates his compassionate spirit and dedication to serving the poorest communities. His writings and letters offer insight into missionary zeal and intercultural respect. Communities he served continue to honor his legacy through charitable works.
Clement Vismara
Edburga of Winchester
Commemorates Edburga of Winchester, a 10th-century Anglo-Saxon princess and abbess.
Edburga of Winchester (died 960) was the daughter of King Edward the Elder and a revered abbess of Nunnaminster in Winchester. Celebrated for her piety and leadership, she guided her community of nuns with wisdom and devotion. Her feast day on June 15 remembers her contributions to monastic life and the cultural flowering of Anglo-Saxon England. Stories of her charity and spiritual insight have been handed down through medieval chronicles. Pilgrims and historians alike study her life to understand the role of royal women in early English Christianity.
Edburga of Winchester
Evelyn Underhill(Church of EnglandandThe Episcopal Church)
Remembrance of Evelyn Underhill, influential writer on Christian mysticism.
Evelyn Underhill (1875–1941) was an English author and spiritual teacher renowned for her writings on Christian mysticism. Her seminal work, 'Mysticism: A Study of the Nature and Development of Spiritual Consciousness,' remains a cornerstone in religious literature. Honored on June 15 in the calendars of the Church of England and The Episcopal Church, her life celebrates the integration of art, scholarship, and spiritual practice. Underhill's lectures and retreats inspired generations to explore contemplative prayer and the inner journey toward the divine. Her legacy endures in communities dedicated to spiritual formation and study.
Evelyn Underhill
Church of England
The Episcopal Church
Germaine Cousin
Feast day of Saint Germaine Cousin, a French shepherdess known for her piety.
Saint Germaine Cousin (1579–1601) was a young shepherdess from France who endured physical hardship and family mistreatment with unwavering faith. Despite deformities and abuse, she cared for the poor and offered her meager food to others. Miraculous accounts of candles burning by themselves at her bedside and the healing of the sick at her tomb have been passed down. Canonized in 1867, her feast on June 15 celebrates her humility, charity, and steadfast devotion. Pilgrims flock to her village in Pibrac to honor her memory and seek her intercession.
Germaine Cousin
Landelin (of Crespin or of Lobbes)
Honors Saint Landelin, 7th-century founder of monastic communities in France and Belgium.
Saint Landelin (died 686) was a Frankish nobleman who renounced worldly wealth to become a hermit and later founded several monasteries, including Lobbes Abbey. Known for his austere asceticism and dedication to prayer, he played a crucial role in spreading monasticism in the region. His feast on June 15 celebrates his transformation from a life of privilege to one of humility and service. Medieval hagiographies recount his miracles, including healing the sick and converting sinners. Pilgrims visit Lobbes and Crespin to reflect on his spiritual journey and legacy.
Landelin (of Crespin or of Lobbes)
Trillo
Celebrates Saint Trillo, a 6th-century Welsh hermit and abbot.
Saint Trillo was a Celtic hermit and abbot who established a small religious community in Wales during the 6th century. Known for his simplicity and devotion, he converted local pagans and founded chapels, some of which bear his name to this day. His feast on June 15 honors his role in early British Christianity and his legacy of hospitality and pastoral care. Local legends speak of his well, whose waters were said to cure the sick. Churches in Llandrillo and Corwen continue to celebrate his memory with annual services and pilgrimages.
Trillo
Vitus (Guy), Modestus and Crescentia
Feast of Saints Vitus, Modestus, and Crescentia, early Christian martyrs.
Saint Vitus, along with his nurse Crescentia and tutor Modestus, suffered martyrdom under the Roman Emperor Diocletian in the early 4th century. Their steadfast faith in the face of persecution made them patrons against epilepsy and nervous disorders. Celebrated on June 15, their collective feast unites the intercessions of these companions. Medieval tales credit them with numerous miracles, including healing the sick and calming storms. Devotion to the Three Saints spread throughout Europe, inspiring churches and artworks dedicated to their memory.
Vitus (Guy), Modestus and Crescentia