February 1: St. Brigid 

She was a saint from Ireland who was baptized by St. Patrick and is known as the Bride of Ireland. She is the patron saint of Ireland, new babies, nursing mothers, and dairy workers. 

February 3: St. Blaise
Martyr

He was a bishop and martyr and the legend is that he saved a boy who was choking on fish bones while in prison. He is patron saint of throat ailments and veterinarians. Each year we have a blessing of the throats at church that asks for his intercession. 

February 8: St. Josephine Bakhita

She was born in Sudan in North East Africa where she was kidnapped at the age of eight and sold into slavery. Her story is fascinating and you can learn more in one of the links here on this page. She is the patron saint of Sudan and Africa, and against human trafficking 

February 11: Our Lady of Lourdes

Mary appeared to St. Bernadette in Lourdes, France and called herself the Immaculate Conception. This apparition is celebrated and many miracles are reported by those who visit here and pray for her intercession. 

February 14: St. Valentine

He was a third century Roman martyr and bishop. He is the patron saint of couples. This is a common holiday but not often associated with the actual saint anymore. 

February 18: Blessed John of Fiesole  

He was a famous Italian painter during the early Renaissance and patron saint of artists. He became a dominican. He became known by many as Fra Angelico because he often used angels in his artwork.