π° Bl. Amadeus IX of Thonon [Amedee] (French, epileptic duke, died at age 37 in 1472 [beatified 1677])
π° St. Clinius of Pontecorvo (Greek, Benedictine abbot in Italy, 5th Century?)
π° Bl. Dodo of Asch (Dutch, Norbertine hermit, d. 1231)
π° Sts. Domninus, Victor, Philocalus, Achaicus, Palotinus, and companions, of Thessalonica (Greek, martyred c. 304)
π° St. Fergus of Downpatrick (Irish, bishop, 6th Century)
π° St. Irene of Rome (Italian, widow, healed arrow wounds of St. Sebastian)
π° St. John Climacus of Thole ["climacus" means "ladder"] (Syrian, hermit, abbot, ascetical writer, died on Mt. Sinai c. 650)
π° St. Leonard Murialdo of Turin [Leonardo] (Italian, priest, educator of poor boys, founded Congregation of St. Joseph, died at age 71 in 1900 [beatified 1963, canonized 1970])
π° St. Ludwig of Casoria [Ludovico] (Italian, Franciscan friar, died at about age 70 in 1885 [beatified 1993, canonized 2014])
π° St. Mamertinus of Auxerre (French, abbot, c. 462)
π° Bl. Maurice of Assisi [Morico] (Italian, fifth follower of St. Francis, d. 1236)
π° St. Osburga of Coventry (British, abbess, c. 1016)
π° St. Pastor of Orleans (French, bishop, 6th Century)
π° St. Patto (British, Benedictine abbot, bishop of Werden in Germany, c. 788)
π° St. Peter Regalado of Valladolid [Pedro] (Spanish, Franciscan, reformer of friaries, died at about age 65 in 1456 [beatified 1683, canonized 1746]) [commemorated by some on May 13]
π° St. Quirinus of Rome (Italian, jailer of a pope, martyred c. 117)
π° St. Regulus of Senlis (Greek, bishop in France, c. 260)
π° St. Regulus (Scottish, abbot, 6th Century?)
π° St. Tola of Meath (Irish, abbot, bishop, c. 733)
π° St. Zosimus of Siracusa (Sicilian, abbot, bishop, died at about age 90 c. 660)
