
About Saint John Vianney
Saint Jean-Baptiste-Marie Vianney, known as “John” in English, “the Cure of Ars,” was a 19th century French priest known for sanctity, pastoral zeal, supernatural gifts and unique insights as a confessor.

Saint Jean-Baptiste-Marie Vianney, known as “John” in English, “the Cure of Ars,” was a 19th century French priest known for sanctity, pastoral zeal, supernatural gifts and unique insights as a confessor.

St. James’ feast day is July 25. In our diocese, he is honored as patron of St. James Parish in Waynesburg.

St. Joan of Arc’s feast day is May 30. Learn about her and the parishes that are named for her in our diocese.