Saints of Germany
9 saints on this site whose lives are tied to Germany. Read their stories and notice who stays with you.

St. Albert the Great
German Dominican friar and scholar of the 1200s who taught Thomas Aquinas and studied the natural world.
Ideal for future scientists.
Meet St. Albert
St. Boniface
English monk who evangelized the Germans in the 700s and was martyred in Frisia in 754.
For bold evangelists.
Meet St. Boniface
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Hungarian princess and widow of the 1200s who built a hospital and served the poor in Marburg.
For generous candidates who want to serve the poor.
Meet St. Elizabeth
St. Gertrude the Great
Mystic nun of Helfta in Germany whose writings anticipate devotion to the Sacred Heart.
For anyone who wants a close, personal friendship with Jesus.
Meet St. Gertrude
St. Henry II
Holy Roman Emperor who supported Church reform and founded the diocese of Bamberg.
For future leaders and anyone who wants to use power to serve.
Meet St. Henry
St. Hildegard of Bingen
German Benedictine abbess of the 1100s who wrote on visions, medicine and music.
Perfect for science, music, and creative candidates.
Meet St. Hildegard
St. Matilda of Ringelheim
German queen known for charity who founded abbeys and endured conflict with her own sons.
For mothers, and for anyone dealing with conflict in their family.
Meet St. MatildaSt. Mechtilde of Hackeborn
Cistercian nun and choir director of Helfta whose visions were written in The Book of Special Grace.
For singers and anyone who loves to praise God.
Meet St. Mechtilde
St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein)
German Jewish philosopher who became a Carmelite nun and was killed at Auschwitz in 1942.
For deep thinkers seeking truth.
Meet St. Teresa Benedicta