Is there a Saint Ashley

Answer 1

Ralph Ashley d.1606, martyr. An Englishman, he served as cook at Douai College, went to Valladolid, Spain in 1590, became a Jesuit lay brother and returned to England in 1598. He served and was captured in 1604 with Fr. Edward Oldcorne. He was frightfully tortured during two years of imprisonment in the Tower of London then was executed at Worchester on Apr. 7. He was beatified in 1929.

Answer 2

The only Ashley I can find is Blessed Ralph Ashley who was hanged, drawn, and quartered on April 7, 1607, in Worcester, Worcestershire, England, during the Catholic persecutions. He is not yet a saint so has no patronages assigned to him. For more information see the link below.

Answer 3

How about ANSGAR?

It was the Benedictines who brought Christianity to Flanders in the 600s.[vi] Their monastery at Tourhout (often mistranscribed as “Tourholt”) sent forth a stream of missionaries to the Viking settlements across Scandinavia.[vii] The first of these, St. Ansgar, became the first Archbishop of Bremen – a diocese that explicitly included (when it was established in the mid-9th century) Scandinavia, Iceland, Greenland, and Vinland

Answer 4

There is no saint named Ashley with the exception of Blessed Ralph Ashley who was a martyr during the Catholic persecutions in the 16th in England.

Answer 5

If you are referring to Blessed Ralph Ashley, Ashley is his last name.

Answer 6

I find no reference to any saint named Asher.

Answer 7

There is no Saint Ashley. However, there is a Blessed Ralph Ashley. He was a martyr during the religious persecutions in Englanf during the Protestant Revolt.

Answer 8

There is no Saint Ashley. However, there is a Blessed Ralph Ashley.

Answer 9

There is no Saint Ashley.

Answer 10

No, there is no Saint Ashley.