Saint John

Saint John may refer to the following saints:

• Blessed John de Baeza
• Blessed John de Craticula
• Blessed John de Monte Mirabili
• Blessed John de Montmirail
• Blessed John de Porta pacis
• Blessed John de Zafra
• Blessed John del Bastone
• Blessed John del Prado
• Blessed John of Alvernia
• Blessed John of Caramola
• Blessed John of Cetina
• Blessed John of Cupramontana
• Blessed John of Fiesole
• Blessed John of Ghent
• Blessed John of Grace-Dieu
• Blessed John of Hungary
• Blessed John of Jesus
• Blessed John of Korea
• Blessed John of Martha
• Blessed John of Mavorga
• Blessed John of Montfort
• Blessed John of Parma
• Blessed John of Peace
• Blessed John of Penna
• Blessed John of Perugia
• Blessed John of Rieti
• Blessed John of Ruysbroeck
• Blessed John of Saint Martha
• Blessed John of Salerno
• Blessed John of San Martin
• Blessed John of Spain
• Blessed John of Tossignano
• Blessed John of Valence
• Blessed John of Vallumbrosa
• Blessed John of Vercelli
• Blessed John of Vespignano
• Blessed John of Warneton
• Blessed John of the Grating
• Blessed John of the Holy Trinity
• John de Padilla
• John of Bantry
• John of Montecorvino
• John of Piano di Carpine
• Saint John de Brebeuf — Martyr · North American
• Saint John de Brebeuf & Companions
• Saint John de Britto
• Saint John de Massias
• Saint John de Ortega
• Saint John de Urteca
• Saint John de la lande
• Saint John of Atares
• Saint John of Autun
• Saint John of Barastre
• Saint John of Bergamo
• Saint John of Beverley
• Saint John of Beverly
• Saint John of Bridlington
• Saint John of Capistrano — Franciscan reformer · preferred form
• Saint John of Castille
• Saint John of Chalon (died 475)
• Saint John of Chalons
• Saint John of Chinon
• Saint John of Châlon
• Saint John of Cologne
• Saint John of Como
• Saint John of Constantinople
• Saint John of Corboba
• Saint John of Cordova
• Saint John of Damascus
• Saint John of Dukla
• Saint John of Edessa
• Saint John of Egypt
• Saint John of Facun
• Saint John of God — Founder · Hospitallers
• Saint John of Gorze
• Saint John of Goto
• Saint John of Kanti
• Saint John of Kanty
• Saint John of Kenty
• Saint John of La Verna
• Saint John of Lodi
• Saint John of Lycopolis
• Saint John of Matera
• Saint John of Matha — Founder · Trinitarians
• Saint John of Mathera
• Saint John of Meda
• Saint John of Monte Marano
• Saint John of Nepomuk
• Saint John of Nicomedia
• Saint John of Osterwick
• Saint John of Panaca
• Saint John of Pavia
• Saint John of Perugia and Peter of Sassoferrato
• Saint John of Pinna
• Saint John of Pulsano
• Saint John of Ratzeburg
• Saint John of Ratzenburg
• Saint John of Ravenna
• Saint John of Reomay
• Saint John of Ribera
• Saint John of Rila
• Saint John of Rivera
• Saint John of Rochester
• Saint John of Rome
• Saint John of Réomé
• Saint John of Sahagún
• Saint John of Saint Facun
• Saint John of Saint Facundo
• Saint John of Saint Fagondez
• Saint John of Salerno (Dominican)
• Saint John of Shutp (Setes)
• Saint John of Syracuse
• Saint John of Therouanne
• Saint John of Thorn
• Saint John of Thwing
• Saint John of Triora
• Saint John of Trogir
• Saint John of Tufara
• Saint John of Tuy
• Saint John of Vallombrosa
• Saint John of Verona
• Saint John of the Cross — Doctor · Carmelite
• Saint John of the Goths
• Saint John of the Ladder
• Saint John of the Thebaid
• Saint John of Ávila — Doctor · Spanish reformer