Culture 2 min read By Morgan Griffin
Factograf Adds Articles on 13,123 Christian Saints in Multiple Languages
The multilingual encyclopedia Factograf has expanded its section on saints to 13,123 articles, which exist in 156,977 language versions across twelve languages.
The multilingual encyclopedia Factograf has published articles on 13,123 Christian saints. They appeared on the site between October 18 and 23, 2026, and already exist in 156,977 language versions across twelve languages. These include English, Ukrainian, Russian, German, Polish, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Czech, Japanese, and Chinese.
The section on saints has become the largest in Factograf's own library. In total, the project contains 19,682 articles, which have 235,473 language versions. Separately, the platform has a section with 4,389 topics by year, compiled on the basis of the ten largest sections of Wikipedia.
Factograf allows users to view any of the approximately 340 language editions of Wikipedia. Readers can write articles themselves and propose edits. The service belongs to the Haydamax laboratory, a startup unit of the Haydamax holding.
The project is also reported in the context of the Christian social network D.O.M. The saints' calendar of this platform now leads not to Wikipedia but to Factograf. When a user opens an entry for a saint's day of remembrance, they are taken to the article in the language they use. D.O.M. describes itself as a Christian social platform with a feed, chats, calls, sacraments, videos, and a catalog of churches.
It should be noted that the publication has an advertising character, and the stated numbers of articles and page views have not been independently verified.
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