Timeline of Relics of Saints & the Blessed
The following is a listing of individual relics of Saints & the Blessed (last updated June 26th, 2026) in the All Saints Shrine at Sacred Heart Byzantine Catholic Church ordered by date of death. Only relics for which we have entered a date of death are shown, so the listing may be incomplete. For the full listing (ordered alphabetically) see the full list of relics. If more than one Relic is possessed by the Shrine, the number is shown in brackets after the Saint's name. Relics associated with the Life, Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Christ are also on display at the Shrine, and are dated at the traditional date of the Crucifixion of 33AD.
- Joachim, Father of the Virgin Mary (x2) (+c.-18AD)
- Holy Innocents, (Multiple Male Infant Bone Fragments unearthed in Bethlehem from a mass grave. Dated during the reign of Herod the Great.) (+c.2AD)
- Anne, Mother of Our Lady (x2) (+c.4AD)
- John the Baptist (x3) (+c.30AD)
- Dismas (Dimas), the "Good Thief" (+c.33AD)
- Wood of the True Cross of Christ, Discovered in Jerusalem by St. Helen, and subsequently brought to Rome in 324AD (x4) (+c.33AD)
- Holy Sepulcher, Small rock fragment (x2) (+c.33AD)
- Shroud of Turin, Small linen fibers taken directly from Christ's actual burial cloth - includes an Ecclesiastical Document of Authenticity, dated 1806 A.D. (+c.33AD)
- The Sudarium of Oviedo, 2mm x 2mm thread from the burial "face-cloth" of Christ (see: John 20). (+c.33AD)
- Tip from the Crown of Thorns, Now kept in Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris France (+c.33AD)
- 19th Century Replica Cast of a "Holy Nail", The documented casting taken from one of the three nails discovered by St. Helena in Jerusalem. (+c.33AD)
- James the Greater, Apostle (x2) (+c.44AD)
- Cornelius the Centurion, 1st Bishop of Caesarea (+1st century)
- Elizabeth, Mother of John the Baptist (+1st century)
- Zachary (Zachariah), Father of St. John the Baptist (x2) (+1st century)
- Joseph of Arimathea, (Complete Right Index Finger) (+1st century)
- Priscilla of Corinth, Disciple of Paul (Spouse of Aquila) (+1st century)
- Balthasar, (Magi) (+55AD)
- Caspar, (Magi) (+55AD)
- Melchior, Magi (+55AD)
- Barnabas, Disciple of St. Paul (x5) (+c.61AD)
- James the Just, "Brother of the Lord", First Bishop of Jerusalem, author of the Epistle (x2) (+c.62AD)
- James the Lesser, Apostle (x2) (+c.62AD)
- Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist (x3) (+c.64AD)
- Ananias of Damascus, Bishop and Martyr (Converted St. Paul) (+c.65AD)
- Andrew the Apostle, Brother of Peter (x5) (+c.65AD)
- Aquila of Corinth, Disciple of Paul (Spouse of Priscilla) (+c.65AD)
- Paul of Tarsus, Apostle and Martyr (x4) (+c.66AD)
- Peter, First Pope of Rome, Martyr, Apostle (x5) (+c.66AD)
- Apphia of Colossae, Equal to the Apostles (Co-Martyr with husband, Philemon) (+c.68AD)
- Philemon of Colossae, Bishop & Martyr (+c.68AD)
- Bartholomew, Apostle (x3) (+c.69AD)
- Diodatus of Antioch, Martyr & Non-Mercenary (+c.96AD)
- Dionysius the Areopagite, Disciple of St. Paul, First Bishop of Athens, Martyr (x2) (+c.96AD)
- Clement I of Rome, Pope, Martyr, and Father of the Church (x2) (+c.99AD)
- Onesimus, Bishop and Martyr (+c.99AD)
- John, Apostle and Evangelist (x2) (+c.101AD)
- Titus of Crete, Disciple of St. Paul (+c.102AD)
- Ignatius of Antioch, Church Father, Martyr (+107AD)
- Alexander I, Pope of Rome & Martyr (+c.117AD)
- Hermoine of Ephesus, Daughter of Philip the Deacon - Acts 21:8-9 (+c.117AD)
- Papias, Bishop of Hieropolis, Apostolic Father, Martyr ("Hearer of John", Companion of Polycarp and St. Irenaeus of Lyons) (+c.130AD)
- Cyriacus of Attala in Pamphylia, Boy Martyr (son of Juliet, Martyr of Attala, Pamphilia) (+c.140AD)
- Corona of Damascus, Patron Against Plague and Martyr (Co-Martyr with husband, Victor) (+c.165AD)
- Felicitas of Rome, Martyr (Beheaded only after witnessing the individual execution of her 7 young sons: Silanus, Januarius, Alexander, Vitalis, Martial, Felix and Philip) (+c.165AD)
- Gervasius of Milan, Martyr (Twin Brother of Pertasius) (+c.165AD)
- Victor, Damascus, Martyr (Co-Martyr with wife, Corona) (+c.165AD)
- Faustus, Soldier & Martyr (+c.190AD)
- Irenaeus of Lyons (+c.202AD)
- Felicity (a.k.a. "Felicia"), Virgin, Martyr (Co-Martyr with Perpetua) (+203AD)
- Perpetua of Carthage, Martyr (Co-Martyr with Felicity) (+203AD)
- Tatiana of Rome, Deaconess and Martyr (+c.226AD)
- Valerian of Rome, Martyr (Husband of St. Cecilia) (+229AD)
- Cecilia of Rome, Virgin and Martyr (+c.230AD)
- Hippolytus of Rome, Theologian, Priest, former anti-Pope & Martyr (+c.235AD)
- Apollonia of Alexandria, Virgin and Martyr (+c.249AD)
- Anastasia of Rome, Virgin and Martyr (x2) (+c.250AD)
- Tryphon, The Falconer of Lampsacus, Syria, Martyr (+c.250AD)
- Victoria of Rome, Virgin and Martyr (+c.250AD)
- Agatha, Virgin & Martyr (+251AD)
- Cornelius of Rome, Pope and Martyr (+253AD)
- Cyprian, Bishop of Carthage, Martyr, and Father of the Church (x2) (+258AD)
- Lawrence of Rome, Deacon and Martyr (+258AD)
- Sixtus II of Rome, Pope and Martyr (+258AD)
- Fructuosus, Bishop of Tarragona, Martyr (+259AD)
- Agrippina of Rome, Virgin and Martyr (+262AD)
- Valentine of Rome, Priest and Martyr (+c.269AD)
- Cosmas, Syrian Physician and Martyr (Twin of Damian) (x3) (+c.295AD)
- Damian, Syrian Physician and Martyr (Twin of Cosmas) (x3) (+c.295AD)
- Bacchus, Soldier and Martyr, Companion of St. Sergius (x2) (+303AD)
- Crescentius of Rome, Martyr (+c.303AD)
- Eulalia of Barcelona, Virgin and Martyr (+c.303AD)
- Expeditus of Rome, Unknown Soldier Saint (+303AD)
- George, Soldier and Martyr (x2) (+303AD)
- Anastasia of Sirmium, "The Healer" & Great Martyr (+303AD)
- Agnes of Rome, Virgin and "Great Martyr" (x2) (+304AD)
- Chrysogonus, Bishop of Aquileia, Martyr (+304AD)
- Eugenius of Trebizond, Martyr (+c.304AD)
- Florian of Austria, Martyr and Patron of Firefighters (+304AD)
- Irene of Thessalonica, Virgin and Martyr (+c.304AD)
- Optatus, One of the "18 Martyrs of Zaragoza" (+304AD)
- Vincent of Saragossa, Martyr (+304AD)
- Catherine of Alexandria, Virgin and Martyr (+c.305AD)
- Januarius (Gennaro), Bishop of Benevento and Martyr (+305AD)
- Pantaleon of Nicomedia, Physician, Wonderworker and Martyr (+c.305AD)
- Adrian of Nicomedia, Martyr (+306AD)
- Barbara of Nicomedia, Virgin and "Great Martyr" (+306AD)
- Demetrius of Thessaloniky, Soldier, "Great Martyr" (+306AD)
- Theodore the Recruit, Martyr, Asia Minor (+306AD)
- Boniface of Tarsus, Martyr (+c.307AD)
- Blaise, Bishop of Sebaste and Martyr (+316AD)
- Alexander, Patriarch of Alexandria and Martyr (+328AD)
- Helena, Empress, Mother of Constantine I (x2) (+c.329AD)
- Sylvester I, Pope of Rome (+335AD)
- Constantine the Great, Emperor, "Equal to the Apostles" (+337AD)
- Nicholas of Myra and Bari, Archbishop and Patron of Children: (7" right radius bone), plus "Manna of Saint Nicholas" of Myra via Saint Nicholas Basilica, Bari) (x7) (+343AD)
- Protasius of Milan, Martyr (Twin Brother of Gervasius) (+343AD)
- Anthony the Great of Egypt, Abbot (x3) (+356AD)
- Bibiana of Rome, Virgin and Martyr (+c.361AD)
- Hilarion the Great, of Gaza in Palestine, Anchorite (+c.371AD)
- Athanasius, Patriarch of Alexandria and Father of the Church (+373AD)
- Ephraem of Edessa, Deacon, Syrian Hymn Writer and Father of the Church (+373AD)
- Emilia of Cappadocia, (wife of Saint Basil the Elder, Mother of Saints Basil the Great, Gregory of Nyssa, Peter of Sebaste and Saint Macrina the Younger) (+375AD)
- Basil the Great, Bishop of Cappadocian Caesarea and Father of the Church (x2) (+379AD)
- Cyril of Jerusalem, Patriarch of Jerusalem and Father of the Church (x2) (+386AD)
- Monica, Widow and Mother of St. Augustine of Hippo (+387AD)
- Gregory of Nazianzus, Patriarch of Constantinople and Father of the Church (+c.389AD)
- Gregory of Nyssa, Bishop and Father of the Church (+c.394AD)
- Ambrose, Bishop of Milan and Father of the Church (Spiritual Father of St. Augustine) (+397AD)
- Martin of Tours, Bishop (+397AD)
- Paula of Rome, Early Desert Mother (Friend of St. Jerome) (+404AD)
- Moses of Ethiopia, Known as "the Black", Martyr (+c.405AD)
- Alexius of Edessa, Mesopotamia (and Rome), "Man of God" & Penitent (+c.411AD)
- Jerome, Priest and Doctor of the Church (+420AD)
- Augustine, Bishop of Hippo and Father of the Church (+430AD)
- Melania the Younger (+439AD)
- Cyril of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria and Father of the Church (+444AD)
- Leo I, "The Great", Pope of Rome (+461AD)
- Sabbas, Abbot (+532AD)
- Barsanuphius the Great of Gaza, Anchorite (+c.545AD)
- Benedict of Nursia, Abbot and Founder of the Benedictines (x2) (+547AD)
- Scholastica, Foundress of the Benedictine Sisters (+c.547AD)
- Christina of Persia, Virgin Martyr (+c.550AD)
- Romanos the Melodist, Deacon and Syro-Greek Hymnographer (+c.556AD)
- Constantine of Cornwall, Monastic & Martyr (+c.576AD)
- Dymphna, Virgin and Martyr (+c.620AD)
- Maximus the Confessor, Abbot and Father of the Church (+662AD)
- Hubert, Bishop of Liege (+727AD)
- John of Damascus, Monk and Father of the Church (+749AD)
- Theodore the Studite, Abbot in Constantinople, Theologian (+826AD)
- Cyril, Apostle to the Slavs (Brother of Methodius) (x2) (+869AD)
- Donatus (a.k.a.: "Donato") the Confessor, Bishop of Europa, Albania (+876AD)
- Wenceslaus, Duke of Bohemia and Martyr ("Good King") (+935AD)
- John the Varangian of Kiev, Martyr (Son of co-martyr, Theodore the Varangian) (+c.981AD)
- Theodore the Varangian of Kiev, Martyr (Father of co-martyr, John the Varangian) (+c.981AD)
- Boris, Prince of Kiev, Martyr (+1015AD)
- Gleb, Prince of Kiev, Martyr (+1015AD)
- Vladimir the Great, Prince of Kiev, "Equal to the Apostles" (+1015AD)
- Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor (Spouse of St. Cunagunda, Empress & Benedictine Nun) (+1024AD)
- Cunegunda, Holy Roman Empress / Benedictine Nun (+1039AD)
- Edward the Confessor, King of England (+1066AD)
- Thomas a Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury & Martyr (+1170AD)
- Francis of Assisi, Deacon and Founder of the Franciscans (x2) (+1226AD)
- Anthony of Padua, Franciscan Priest (+1231AD)
- Clare of Assisi, Co-Founder of Poor Clares (+1253AD)
- Louis IX, King of France (+1270AD)
- John Fisher, Cardinal of Rochester and Martyr (+1535AD)
- Thomas More, Lord Chancellor of England and Martyr (+1535AD)
- Teresa of Avila, Carmelite Mystic and Doctor of the Church (+1582AD)
- Mary Magdalene de Pazzi, O. Carm., Mystic (x2) (+1607AD)
- Isaac Jogues, Jesuit Priest and North American Martyr (+1646AD)
- Jean de Brebeuf, Jesuit Priest, North American Martyr (+1649AD)
- Kateri (Catherine) Tekakwitha, First Native American Saint & "Lily of the Mohawks" (x2) (+1680AD)
- Paul of the Cross, Priest and Founder of the Passionist Order (x2) (+1775AD)
- Benedict Joseph Labre (+1783AD)
- John Neumann, Bishop of Philadelphia (+1860AD)
- Bernadette Soubirous of Lourdes, Visionary of the Immaculate Conception (+1879AD)
- Therese of Lisieux, Carmelite Nun and Doctor of the Church (+1897AD)
- Charbel (born Abdullah Youssef) Makhlouf, Maronite Hermit (+1898AD)
- Gemma Galgani, Mystic & Stigmatic (x2) (+1903AD)
- Pius X, Pope of Rome (+1914AD)
- Jacinta Marto, Child Visionary of Fatima (Hair) (+1920AD)
- Faustina Kowalska, Polish Nun (Roman "Apostle of the Divine Mercy Devotion") (+1938AD)
- Theodore Romzha, Ruthenian Bishop of Mukachene, Martyr (Under the Communist yoke) (+1947AD)
- Peter Paul Oros, Martyr (+1953AD)
- Paul Gojdic, Rusyn Bishop of Presov & Martyr (Under the yoke of Soviet Communism) (+1960AD)
- Basil (Vasil) Hopko, Auxiliary Bishop of Presov & Martyr (Under the Communist Yoke) (+1976AD)
- Teresa of Calcutta, (Habit fragments) (x2) (+1997AD)
- John-Paul the Great, Pope (Pericardium; plus piece of his Blood-Stained Cassock) (x2) (+2005AD)
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The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the Church"
~St. Tertullian |
