Saints of 31 May
The feast, the saints of the day, and the Roman Martyrology for 31 May.
Feasts in 2026
Sunday 31 May 2026.
- Ordinary Form: The Most Holy Trinity. Solemnity, white. Also kept: 9th Sunday in Ordinary Time, The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
- 1962 calendar: Trinity Sunday. First class, green. Also kept: Beatae Mariae Virginis Regina, St. Petronilla, Virgin.
Feasts that depend on the date of Easter fall on a different day each year.
Saints of the day
- The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Mary visits her cousin Elizabeth.
Roman Martyrology
St Angela (Brescia)
At Brescia, St. Angela Merici, virgin, foundress of the nuns of St. Ursula. She is mentioned on the 27th of January.
St Petronilla, virgin (Borne)
At Borne, St. Petronilla, virgin, daughter of the blessed apostle Peter, who refused to marry the nobleman Flaccus. Being granted three days to deliberate, she gave herself up to fasting and prayer, and on the third day, after having received the sacrament of the body of Christ, she yielded up her soul.
Ss. Cantius, Cantian, and Cantianilla
At Aquileia, the holy martyrs Cantius, Cantian, and Cantianilla. For their attachment to the Christian faith, they were condemned to capital punishment with their tutor Protus, in the time of the emperors Diocletian and Maximian.
St Crescentian of Torres
At Torres, in Sardinia, St. Crescentian, martyr.
St Hermias of Comana
At Comana, in Pontus, in the time of the emperor Antoninus, St. Hermias, a soldier. Being miraculously delivered from many horrible torments, he converted his executioner to Christ, and made him partaker of the crown which he himself obtained first by having his head struck off with the sword.
St Lupicinus of Verona
At Verona, St. Lupicinus, bishop.
St Paschasius of Rome
At Rome, St. Paschasius, deacon and confessor, who is mentioned by the blessed pope Gregory.
From the 1916 English edition of the Roman Martyrology, which is in the public domain. Saints canonised since then are added with a short note.
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