π° Sts. Agape, Chione, and Irene of Thessalonica (Macedonian, biological sisters, virgins, martyred in 304)
π° Bl. Alexandrina di Letto of Sulmona (Italian, Poor Clare abbess, died at about age 73 in 1458)
π° St. Attalus of Taormina (Sicilian, Benedictine abbot, c. 800)
π° St. Burgundofara of Faremoutiers (French, Benedictine abbess, died at about age 62 c. 657)
π° Sts. Evagrius and Benignus of Tomi (Romanian, early martyrs)
π° Bl. Gandolph Sacchi of Binasco [Gandolfo] (Italian, Franciscan priest in Sicily, hermit, died at about age 59 in 1260 [beatified 1881])
π° Bl. John of Penna [Giovanni] (Italian, Franciscan priest, mystic, prophet, died at about age 77 in 1271 [beatified 1806])
π° St. Louis Scrosoppi of Udine [Luigi] (Italian, priest, Franciscan tertiary, dedicated to aiding orphans/poor/handicapped, Oratorian, died at age 79 in 1884 [beatified 1981, canonized 2001])
π° Bl. Mary Therese Casini of Frascati [Maria Teresa] (Italian, virgin, founded Oblate Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, died at age 72 in 1937 [beatified 2015])
π° St. Nicetas of Medikion (Bithynian [from part of what is now Turkey], abbot, hermit, d. 824)
π° St. Pancras of Taormina (Sicilian, bishop, martyred in 1st Century)
π° Bl. Peter Edward Dankowski of Jordanow [Piotr] (Polish, diocesan priest, martyred by Nazis at Auschwitz [Poland] at age 33 in 1942 [beatified 1999])
π° Pope St. Sixtus I of Rome (Italian, elected to papacy c. 117, reigned until death by martyrdom in 127)
π° St. Vulpian of Tyre (Syrian, tortured and martyred by drowning off Lebanon c. 304)
