π° Sts. Cyril and Methodius, of Thessalonika [baptized Constantin and Methodios] ["Apostles to the Slavs"] (Greek, noblemen, biological brothers, monk-priest and bishop of Sirmium, developers of Cyrillic alphabet [used in Russia, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Serbia], died [respectively] in Rome and Moravia in 869 and 885) [St. Cyril died at about age 41, St. Methodius at about 58.]
π° St. Abraham of Cyrrhus (Syrian, hermit, bishop of Carrhae in Mesopotamia [in what is now Iraq], died at Constantinople [in what is now Turkey] c. 422)
π° Bl. Angel of Gualdo [Angelo] (Italian, Camaldolese hermit brother, died at about age 59 in 1325 [beatified 1825])
π° St. Antoninus of Sorrento (Italian, hermit, Benedictine abbot, d. 830)
π° St. Auxentius of Bithynia (Syrian, hermit, died in Asia Minor [now called Turkey] in 473)
π° Sts. Bassus, Anthony, and Protolicus, of Alexandria (Egyptian, martyred by drowning)
π° St. Conran (bishop, 7th Century?)
π° Sts. Cyrion, Bassian, Agatho, and Moses, of Alexandria (Egyptian ... priest, lector, exorcist, layman ... early martyrs [burned])
π° Sts. Dionysius and Ammonius, of Alexandria (Egyptian, martyred by beheading)
π° St. Eleuchadius of Ravenna (Greek, bishop in Italy, d. 112)
π° St. John Baptist of the Conception Garcia of Almodovar [Juan Bautista de la Concepcion] (Spanish, Discalced Trinitarian superior, died at about age 52 in 1613 [beatified 1819, canonized 1975])
π° St. Lienne of Poitiers (French, friend of St. Hilary, 4th Century)
π° St. Maro of Beit-Marun [also called Maron] (Syrian, hermit priest, healer, abbot, friend of St. John Chrysostom, c. 435)
π° Bl. Nicholas Paglia of Giovinazzo [Niccola] (Italian, nobleman, Dominican prior, great preacher, miracle-worker, died at about age 58 in 1255 [beatified 1828])
π° St. Nostrianus of Naples (Italian, bishop, c. 450)
π° St. Paulien (French, bishop, d. 660)
π° Sts. Proculus of Terni, Ephebus, and Apollonius (Italian, bishop and others, martyred by beheading in 273)
π° St. Theodosius of Vaison (French, bishop, d. 554)
π° St. Valentine of Rome (Italian, physician, priest [possibly bishop], martyred [beaten and beheaded] c. 269)
π° Bl. Vincent of Siena [Vincenzo] (Italian, Franciscan friar, companion of St. Bernardine, d. 1442)
π° Bl. Vincent Vilar David of Manises [Vicente] (Spanish, layman, martyred during Civil War at about age 47 in 1937 [beatified 1995])
π° Sts. Vitalis, Felicula, and Zeno, of Rome (Italian, early martyrs)
