Chronological list of saints in the 9th century

A list of people, who died during the 9th century, who have received recognition as Blessed (through beatification) or Saint (through canonization) from the Catholic Church:

Name	Birth	Birthplace	Death	Place of death	Notes
Anselm of Nonantola [1]			803
Maurontus			804		Abbot of The Abbey of St Victor; Bishop of Marseilles; venerated as a Saint by the Eastern Orthodox Church; [2] descendant of Maurontius
Paulinus of Aquileia [3]	726		804
Urbitius (Urbez)			805
Martyrs of Iona [4]			806	Iona	68 monks killed by Viking raiders
Tarasius [5]			806		Bishop of Constantinople
Tanco (Tancho, Tatta) [6]			808		Bishop of Verden
Ludger [7]	743		809		Bishop of Munster
William of Gellone			812
John of Constantinople			813		Patriarch of Constantinople [8]
John of Pavia			813		Bishop of Pavia
Angilbert (Homer)			814
Blessed Charlemagne	742		814		1700s by Pope Benedict XIV
Plato of Sakkoudion			814
Geminus			815
Theophanes and Companions			815
Leo III			816		pope
Theophanes the Chronicler	758		817
Athanasius of Nicomedia [9]			818
Michael the Confessor			818		Bishop of Synnada
Anne (Euphemianus)			820
Benedict of Angers			820		Bishop of Angers
Emilian			820		Bishop of Cyzicus
Benedict of Aniane	750		821
Eigil (Aegilius)			822
Adolphus and John			824
Óengus (Aengus, Dengus, "the Culdee")			824
Paschal I			824		pope
Blaithmaic mac Flainn [10]	750	Ireland	825	Iona	martyr
George of Amastris			825		Bishop of Amastris Amasra
Ida of Herzfeld			825
Paulinus			826		Bishop of Sinigaglia
Theodore the Studite	759		826
Adalhard (Adelard)	753		827
Hildegrin			827		Bishop of Châlons-sur-Marne
Angelelmus			828		Bishop of Auxerre
Apollinaris of Monte Cassino			828
Nicephorus [11]			828
Antonius of Sorrento			830
Glastian			830		Bishop of Kinglassie
Ymar			830
Ansegisus [12]	770		833		Saxon holy woman who was killed by marauding Danes
Wite [13]			c. 830	Dorset
Deusdedit			834
Etheldritha (Alfreda)			834
Sirian Abrahamites			835
Pomposa			835
Aigulf (Ayoul, Benedict of Aniane) [14]	c.745-750	France	821	Germany	Bishop of Bourges
Peter of Atroa	773		837
Frederick			838		Bishop of Utrecht
Gunioc			838
Nicetas of Constantinople			838
Agobard, Archbishop of Lyons			840
Ansovinus			840		Bishop of Camerino
Arnulf			840
Bolcan (Olcan of Kilmayle)			840		Bishop of Derban
Paul			840		Bishop of Prusa
Theophylact			840
Aldericus			841
Theodore and Theophanes			841
Bernard (Barnard)	778		842
Ardo Smaragdus			843
Gohardus and Companions			843
Paulinus			843		Bishop of Capua
Hildeman			844		Bishop of Beauvais
Benedict of Macerac			845
Fulk			845
Theophylact (Theophilus)			845		Bishop of Nicomedia
Joannicus	754		846
Deochar (Gottlieb, Theutger)			847
Methodius I			847
Martyrs of Amorion			848
Adalgis			850		Bishop of Novara
Badulfus			850
Lufthildis (Leuchteldis)			850
Martyrs of Bulgaria			850
Maura of Troyes			850
Medraid (Merald, Merault)			850
Simeon			850
Wistan			850
Blessed Diarmaid [15]			851		Bishop of Armagh
Flora and Mary			851
Isaac of Cordoba	824		851
Mary of Cordoba			851
Nunilo and Alodia			851
Paul of St. Zoilus			851
Perfectus			851
Peter			851
Sanctius (Sancho)			851
Theodemir			851
Christopher			852
Emilas			852
Fandila			852
George			852
Gumesindus			852
Leovigild			852
Nathalia			852
Rogellus			852
Anastasius XVII			853
Benildis			853
Columba of Cordoba			853
Abundius			854
Odulf (Odulphus)			855
Sandila			855
Aldric	800		856
Argimirius			856
Aurea			856
Elias			856
Rabanus Maurus	784		856	Winkel	Abbot of Fulda, Archbishop of Mainz
Roderick and Solomon			857
Eulogius of Cordova			859
Gosbert			859		Bishop of Osnabruck
Leocritia (Lucretia)			859
Meinuph (Magenulf, Meinulf, Magenulpus, Meen)			857 or 859
Abbo			860		Bishop of Auxerre
Athanasia			860
Paschasius Radbertus	786		860
Meinrad of Einsiedeln [16]			861
Swithin (Swithun)			862		Bishop of Winchester
Feredarius			863
Theodoric of Cambraiarras [17]			863		Bishop of Cambrai-Arras
Laura			864
Ansgar (Anskar)	801		865
James of Sasseau			865
Hunger			866		Bishop of Utrecht
Raoul of Turenne (Raoul, Radulf)			866		Bishop of Bourges
Lazarus Zographos			867
Convoyon			868
Annobert [18]			869		Bishop of Seez
Cyril			869
Eberhard of Friuli			869
Badilo			870
Beocca			870
Cearan (Ciaran)			870
Ebba ("The Younger") [19]			870
Edmund	840		870
Egelred			870
Hedda			870
Arnulf			871		Bishop of Toul
Athanasius I (bishop of Naples)			872		Bishop of Naples
Altfrid			874		Bishop of Hildesheim
Constantine			874
Ado of Vienne	800		875
Adrian and Companions			875
Clarus			875
Egilo (Eigil)			875
Remigius			875		Archbishop of Lyons
Donatus [20]			876		Bishop of Fiesole
Ignatius of Constantinople	797	Constantinople	877	Constantinople	Patriarch of Constantinople
Neot			877
Fintan			879
Andrew of Fiesloe (Andrew the Scot) [21]		Ireland	880	Ireland
Maimbod (Mainboeuf)			880
Martyrs of Ebsdorf			880
Odo I of Beauvais	801		880		Bishop of Beauvais
Solange (Solangia)			880
Theodoric of Ninden [22]			880		Bishop of Ninden
Victor			880
Egilhard			881
Bertharius			884
Eusebius of St Gall [23] [24]			884
Athanasius			885		Bishop of Modon
Gerebald			885		Bishop of Chalon-sur-Saône
Hiero (Iero)			885
Methodius			885		Bishop of Pannonia
Ansbald			886
Joseph the Hymnographer			886
Meriadoc (Meriasec)			886		Bishop of Vannes
Ansuinus			888
Fidweten			888
Gibardus			888
Rembert			888		Archbishop of Hamburg-Bremen
Leo of Carentan	856		890
Vintila			890
Theodard (Audard)			893
Aurelian			895
Richardis	840		895
Alfred the Great	849		899
Amelberga of Susteren			900
Benedict Revelli			900		Bishop of Albenga
Cuthman			900
Gauderic			900
Lambert of Saragossa			900
Leo Luke			900
Leo			900		Bishop of Rouen

See also

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• Saints portal
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• Christianity in the 9th century

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