π° The memorial of Our Lady of Lourdes.
π° St. Adolph of OsnabrΓΌck [Adolf] (German, count, Cistercian monk, bishop, died at about age 39 in 1224)
π° St. Ardanus of Tournus (French, Benedictine abbot, d. 1058)
π° St. Benedict of Aniane (French, courtier, Benedictine abbot in Germany, died at about age 70 in 821)
π° St. Caedmon of Whitby (British, cowherd, Benedictine brother, singer of sacred poetry, d. 670)
π° St. Calocerus of Ravenna (Italian, bishop, c. 130)
π° St. Castrensis of Capua (Italian, bishop, 5th Century)
π° Bl. Elizabeth Salviati of Boldrone [Elisabetta] (Italian, Camaldolese abbess, d. 1519)
π° St. Gobnata of Ballyvourney [also called St. Gobnait] (Irish, abbess, 6th Century?) [On Irish "particular calendar"]
π° Pope St. Gregory II of Rome (Italian, Vatican librarian under four popes, elected to papacy in 715, reigned until death in 731)
π° Bl. Heloise of Coulombs (French, Benedictine hermitess, c. 1065)
π° St. Jonas of Demeskenyanos (Egyptian, monk, gardener for 84 years, 4th Century)
π° St. Lazarus of Milan (Italian, archbishop, d. 450)
π° St. Lucius and companions, of Adrianople (from Asia Minor [now called Turkey], bishop and disciples in France, martyred [died in prison or beheaded by Arian heretics] in 350)
π° Pope St. Paschal I of Rome (Italian, Benedictine abbot, elected to papacy in 817, fought iconoclasm, reigned until death in 824)
π° Sts. Saturninus the elder, Saturninus the younger, Felix, Mary, Hilarianus, Dativus, Felix, Thelica, Emeritus, Ampelius, Rogatus, Victoria, and 37 companions, of Abitina (Numidian [from what is now Algeria] ... priest, his four children, two senators, and disciples ... guarded holy scriptures from burning by pagans ... tortured and martyred [racked, torn with iron hooks, beaten with cudgels] in 304)
π° St. Severinus of Agaunum (French, abbot, c. 507)
π° St. Theodora of Constantinople (Turkish, empress, d. 867)
