Every day of the year is the feast day of several saints in France or anywhere else in the world.
Yes. They are the same saints that are honored by the Universal Church. Some towns may honor some saints locally that are not recognized universally.
la Toussaint
Yes, St. Denis is one of several patron saints of France.
As of January 1, 2012, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) reported 36,403 baptized members in France. The population of France was reported in 2011 to be 65,436,552. This means 0.05% of the population of France is Mormon, and 0.25% of all Mormons live in France.
Yes, there are many, many women canonized as saints.
There are many French saints, with estimates ranging from hundreds to thousands. France has a rich history of Christian saints who have been canonized for their piety, miracles, martyrdom, or other virtuous deeds. Some of the most well-known French saints include St. Joan of Arc, St. Therese of Lisieux, and St. Bernadette Soubirous.
There are many songs about saints but my favorite is For All the Saints which was written by William How.
No, saints come from various countries and cultures around the world. While there are many French saints, saints can be found in many different countries and backgrounds.
The first of november, it is called la Toussaint (All-saints day)
There are five currently, Saints Row, Saints Row 2, Saints Row: The Third, Saints Row IV, and Gat out of Hell.
For a complete list of Irish saints, click on this link. There are many of them.