π° Feast of the Chair of St. Peter the Apostle
π° St. Abilius of Alexandria (Egyptian, patriarch [bishop], c. 98)
π° Bl. Angel Portasole of Perugia [Angelo] (Italian, Dominican friar, bishop of Iglesias, d. 1334)
π° Holy Martyrs of Arabia (Arabian/Jordanian, early martyrs)
π° St. Aristion of Salamis (Israelite, one of the 72 disciples of Jesus, missionary to Cyprus, martyred in 1st Century)
π° St. Athanasius of Nicomedia (Constantinopolitan [Turkish], abbot, c. 818)
π° St. Baradates (Syrian, desert hermit, c. 460)
π° St. Elwin of Cornwall (British, 6th Century)
π° Bl. John the Saxon of Athelingay (French, Benedictine monk, abbot in England, martyred in 895)
π° St. Margaret of Cortona [Margherita] ["Magdalen of the 13th Century"] (Italian, unwed mother, repentant fornicatress, Franciscan tertiary, mystic, died at about age 49 in 1297 [canonized 1728]) [commemorated by some on May 16]
π° Bl. Mary of Jesus d'Hooghvorst of Wegemont [Marie-de-JΓ©sus] [baptized Emilie, nee d'Oultremont] (Belgian, widow, founded Institute of St. Mary Reparatrix, died at about age 60 in 1878 [beatified 1997])
π° St. Maximianus of Pola (Italian, bishop of Ravenna, died at about age 56 in 556)
π° St. Papias of Hierapolis (from Asia Minor [now called Turkey], bishop, c. 120)
π° St. Paschasius of Vienne (French, bishop, c. 312)
π° St. Raynerius of Beaulieu [Rainier] (French, Benedictine monk, c. 967)
π° Bl. Stephen Vincent Frelichowski of Chelmza [Stefan Wincenty] (Polish, priest, arrested by Nazi GeStaPo, kept in five concentration camps [last Dachau], martyred [typhus] at age 32 in 1945 [beatified 1999])
π° Sts. Thalassius and Limnaeus (Syrian, hermits, 5th Century)
