[The Bronze Titan]

“St. Ismeria” (”Grand-mother” of Jesus?). I thought “Saints” were deemed to have been born AD, not BC.

[Pollster1]

I thought “Saints” were deemed to have been born AD, not BC.

Saint Joseph: According to catholic.org, Joseph was a saint, and similarly for, "Mary . . . The Mother, of God, Mother of Jesus, wife of St. Joseph, and the greatest of all Christian saints". Most were AD, but there are a few exceptions who were contemporaries. Still, as you say, I have doubts on this woman's sainthood (or even her identity).

[Yudan]

Not so much. I am Eastern Orthodox. You better believe that St. Simeon the Righteous, the God-Receiver (who received Jesus at His Presentation at the Temple in Jerusalem)...

As is Moses the Law-Giver...

As are the Psalmist, King, and Propet David...
And Solomon...

I cuold go on, but you get the picture.

[Dr. Sivana]

I thought “Saints” were deemed to have been born AD, not BC.
The mother of the Blessed Virgin Mary, has always been referred to in Catholic and Orthodox circles as "St. Anne." ST. Joseph was certainly born B.C., as was St. Mary herself.

[ThanhPhero]

Saint John the Baptist is recognized by that title pretty universally in the Christian churches that use the term. I believe he was born a few months BC.