Santa Clara

Santa Clara (Spanish, Portuguese) is the name of the following people:

Clare of Assisi (1193/94-1253), Italian foundress of the Order of the Poor Clares (commemoration day 11 August)
Clare of Montefalco, Clare of the Cross (1268-1308) Italian Augustinian nun and mystic, virgin (August 17)
Clare of Rimini, probably also Clare de Aquilariis (c. 1300), Italian Franciscan nun (22 January, 23 February, 7 November)
Clare de Fuligno († 1497/1500), Poor Clare, virgin, patron saint of the town of Fuligno (13 July).
Clare Francisca Wagner († 1637), Swiss Franciscan nun in Montorge (October 2).

Abraham a Sancta Clara, religious name of Johann Ulrich Megerle (1644-1709), Catholic preacher and writer

as well as:

Santa Clara is the name of the following geographical objects:

Places in Argentina:

Places in Bolivia:

Places and municipalities in Portugal:

Santa Clara (Coimbra), locality and former municipality in the Concelho de Coimbra
Santa Clara (Ponta Delgada)
Santa Clara de Louredo
Santa Clara-a-Nova
Santa Clara-a-Velha
Santa Clara (Lisbon)

Places in the United States:

as well as:

Municipio Santa Clara, Municipio in Durango, Mexico
Santa Clara County, county in California, United States.
Santa Clara (Cuba)
Santa Clara (Durango), Mexico
Santa Clara (Angola)
Santa Clara (island), one of the Juan Fernández Islands in the Pacific Ocean off South America
Santa Clara (Biscay), an island in the bay of Donostia-San Sebastián
Santa Clara (São Tomé), a settlement in the district of Água Grande in São Tomé and Príncipe
Churches dedicated to St. Clare of Assisi, see Church of St. Clare of Assisi.
Churches dedicated to St. Clare of the Cross, see Church of St. Clare of Montefalco.
Churches of other saints, see Church of St. Clare
Monasteries under the patrocinium of St. Clare of Assisi, see Clare of Assisi Monastery.

Santa Clara, Other:

See also: