π° St. Aquilinus of Milan (Bavarian, itinerant preacher, martyred by an Arian's sword in Italy in 650)
π° St. Blath of Kildare (Irish, nun, cook, d. 523)
π° Bl. Bronislaw Markiewicz of Pruchnik (Polish, diocesan parish priest, Salesian, served hundreds of orphans, died [tuberculosis] at age 69 in 1912 [beatified 2005])
π° St. Caesarius of AngoulΓͺme (French, deacon, 1st Century)
π° Bl. Charles of Sayn (Belgian, soldier, Cistercian abbot, d. 1212)
π° St. Constantius and companions, of Perugia (Italian, bishop and flock, martyred in 170)
π° St. Dallan Forghaill of Connaught (Irish, nobleman, bard, d. 598)
π° St. Gildas the Wise of Rhuys (British, nobleman, historian, hermit, abbot, died in France at about age 54 c. 570)
π° Sts. Papias and Maurus of Rome (Italian, soldiers, martyred c. 303)
π° St. Sabinian of Troyes (Greek, missionary, martyred by beheading in France c. 275)
π° Sts. Sarbellius and Barbea of Edessa (Mesopotamian, converted pagan priest and his sister, tortured and martyred in 101)
π° St. Sulpicius of Rome (Italian, widower, bishop of Bourges in France, d. 591)
π° St. Triphina of Brittany (French, widow, 6th Century)
π° St. Valerius of Trier (French, bishop, c. 320)
π° Bl. Villana of Botti (Italian, wife, Dominican tertiary, visionary, died at about age 28 in 1361 [beatified 1824])
π° St. Voloc (Irish, missionary bishop in Scotland, c. 724)
