π° St. Acacius Agathangelos ["agathangelos" means "good angel"] (from Asia Minor [now called Turkey], bishop of Antioch in Phrygia, c. 251)
π° Bl. Aldo of Hasnon (Belgian, Benedictine abbot, 8th Century)
π° St. Balbina of Rome (Italian, virgin, c. 130)
π° St. Benjamin (Persian, deacon, tortured and martyred [too horribly to describe] c. 421)
π° Bl. Bonaventure Tornielli of Forli [Bonaventura] (Italian, Servite priest, died at about age 80 in 1491 [beatified 1911])
π° St. Daniel of Murano (German, Camaldolese hermit in Italy, d. 1411)
π° Bl. Guy of Vicogne (French, Norbertine abbot, d. 1147)
π° St. Guy of Pomposa [Guido] (Italian, Benedictine abbot for 40 years, d. 1046)
π° Bl. Joan of Toulouse [Jeanne] (French, foundress of the Carmelite third order (tertiaries), d. 1286 [beatified 1895])
π° St. Machabeo of Armagh (Irish, abbot for 40 years, died at about age 70 in 1174)
π° Bl. Maria Mamala of Seville (Spanish, widow, Poor Clare nun, d. 1453)
π° Bl. Natalie Tulasiewicz of Rzeszow [Natalia] (Polish, laywoman, martyred by Nazis [gassed] at Ravensbruck [Germany] at age 38 in 1945 [beatified 1999])
π° Sts. Theodolus, Anesius, Felix, Cornelia, and companions (North African, early martyrs)
