π° St. Isidore of Cartagena [better known as Isidore of Seville] ["Schoolmaster of the Middle Ages"] (Spanish, brother of three saints, hermit, archbishop of Seville, writer of encyclopedia, Doctor of the Church, died at about age 75 in 636 [canonized 1598])
π° Sts. Agathopus and Theodulus of Thessalonica (Greek, deacon and lector, martyred by drowning in 303)
π° Bl. Aleth of Dijon (French, mother of St. Bernard, widow, d. 1105)
π° St. Benedict the Black of Messina [Benedetto il Moro] (Italian, son of freed slaves, Franciscan superior, cook, died at about age 63 in 1589 [beatified 1743, canonized 1807] [incorrupt])
π° St. Gwerir of Liskeard (British, hermit, 9th Century)
π° Bl. Henry of Gheest (Belgian, Cistercian monk, c. 1190)
π° St. Hildebert of Ghent (Belgian, Benedictine abbot, martyred by iconoclasts in 752)
π° Bl. Joseph Benedict Dusmet of Palermo [Giuseppe Benedetto] (Italian, Benedictine monk, cardinal archbishop of Catania, died at age 75 in 1894 [beatified 1988])
π° St. Peter of Poitiers [Pierre] (French, bishop, d. 1115)
π° St. Plato of Constantinople (from what is now Turkey, orphan, abbot, died at about age 78 in 813)
π° St. Tigernach of Clogher (Irish, godson of St. Brigid, abbot, bishop, d. 549)
π° St. Zosimus (Palestinian, hermit, 5th Century)