π° St. Peter Damian of Ravenna [Pietro Damiani] (Italian, swineherd, teacher, writer, Benedictine monk, bishop, cardinal bishop of Ostia, Doctor of the Church, died at about age 65 in 1072 [canonized 1823])
π° St. Avitus of Clermont (French, bishop, d. 689)
π° Sts. Daniel and Verda (Persian ... priest and virgin ... martyred in 344)
π° St. Felix of Metz (French, bishop, 2nd Century)
π° St. George of Amastris (Armenian, hermit, monk, bishop, c. 825)
π° Sts. Germanus and Randoald of Trier (German, Benedictine abbot and prior, martyred by the sword c. 677)
π° St. Gundebert of Sens (French, bishop, Benedictine hermit, c. 676)
π° St. Irene of Rome (Italian, sister of Pope St. Damasus)
π° Bl. Nicholas of Vangadizza [Niccola] (Italian, Camaldolese priest, c. 1210)
π° Bl. Noel Pinot of Angers (French, priest, martyred by the revolutionaries' guillotine [while vested for Mass] at age 46 in 1794 [beatified 1926])
π° St. Paterius of Brescia (Roman, monk, bishop, d. 606)
π° Bl. Pepin of Landen (French, duke, minister to three kings, c. 646)
π° St. Peter of Majuma (Palestinian, scribe, martyred by Moslem sheik in 743)
π° St. Robert Southwell of Horsham Saint Faith's (English, Jesuit priest, horribly tortured and martyred [hanged] under Elizabeth I at about age 33 in 1595 [beatified 1929, canonized 1970])
π° St. Severian of Scythopolis (Palestinian, bishop, martyred by Eutychian heretics c. 452)
π° St. Valerius of Astorga (Spanish, Benedictine abbot, d. 695)
π° Sts. Verulus, Secundinus, Siricius, Felix, Servulus, Saturninus, Fortunatus, and nineteen companions, of Hadrumetum (North African, martyred c. 434)
