π° St. Aelred of Rievaulx (English, nobleman, Cistercian abbot, spiritual writer, died at about age 58 in 1167) [On English "particular calendar" for today, but commemorated by some on February 3]
π° St. Anthony Mary Pucci of Poggione de Vernio [Antonio Maria] [baptized Eustacchio (Eustace)] ["Il Curatino"] (Italian, peasant, Servite parish priest, died at age 73 in 1892 [beatified 1952, canonized 1962])
π° St. Arcadius of Caesarea (Mauritanian, tortured and martyred [limbs chopped off] c. 302)
St. Benedict Biscop of Northumbria (British, nobleman, Benedictine abbot, died at about age 61 c. 690)
π° St. Bernard Latini of Corleone [Bernardo] [baptized Filippo (Philip)] (Sicilian, shoemaker, swordsman and duelist, Capuchin brother, died at age 61 in 1667 [beatified 1768, canonized 2001]) [commemorated by some on the 19th]
π° St. Caesaria of Arles (French, sister of St. Caesarius, abbess, c. 530)
π° Holy Martyrs of Ephesus (from Asia Minor [now called Turkey], forty-two monks, opposed iconoclasts, martyred c. 762)
π° Holy Marytrs of Iona (Irish, thirty-eight monks, martyred in 750)
π° St. John of Ravenna (Italian, bishop, d. 494)
π° Bl. John Caspar Kratz of Duren [Johann Kaspar], Bl. Emmanuel d'Abreu of Arouca, Bl.
π° Bartholomew Alvarez of Braganza [BartholomΓ©], and Bl. Vincent da Cunha [Vincente] (one German and three Portuguese, Jesuit missionaries, martyred by beheading in Vietnam in 1737) [d'Abreu was about age 29]
π° St. Margaret Bourgeoys of Troyes [Marguerite] (French, teacher, foundress and superior of Congregation of Notre Dame, died in Canada at age 79 in 1700 [beatified 1950, canonized 1982])
π° [Memorial on Canadian "particular calendar" today, but commemorated by some on the 19th]
π° St. Martin of LeΓ³n (Spanish, Augustinian priest, died at about age 73 in 1203)
π° Bl. Nicholas Bunkerd Kitbamrung of Sampran (Thai, priest, martyred at age 48 in 1944 [beatified 2000])
π° St. Probus of Verona (Italian, bishop, d. 591)
π° St. Satyrus (Arab, martyred in 267)
π° St. Tatiana (Roman, martyred [thrown to beasts in amphitheater] c. 230)
π° Sts. Tigirius and Eutropius of Constantinople (from Asia Minor, priest and lector, tortured, c. 404)
π° St. Victorian of Asan (Italian, abbot, died in Spain c. 560)
π° Sts. Zoticus, Rogatus, Modestus, Castulus, and companions (African, at least forty soldiers, martyred)
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