Francis Ingleby was martyred at York in 1586 for being a Catholic priest, and was beatified in 1987.

Sites dedicated to the Bl. Francis Xavier Seelos, a nineteenth-century Bavarian Redemptorist missionary to the United States.

Franz Jägerstätter, an Austrian, was a married man and the father of four children. The third time he was called up for military service on behalf of Nazi Germany, he reported but refused to use weapons, on religious grounds. Jägerstätter was beheaded for this refusal. He was beatified in 2007.

Sites with information on St. Felix of Cantalice, a sixteenth-century Capuchin lay brother. In his lifetime he was known for his goodness. He was the first Capuchin to be canonized a saint.

Sites devoted to St. Francesco Antonio Fasani. His baptismal name was Giovanniello. He took the names of Saints Francis and Anthony upon becoming a Conventual Franciscan. He died in 1742.

Sites dedicated to St. Francis de Sales, bishop, spiritual writer, patron saint of journalists.

Information on St. Francis Xavier, Jesuit missionary to the Orient.