📰 St. Athanasius of Alexandria (Egyptian, bishop, foremost opponent of Arian heresy, repeatedly exiled, Doctor of the Church, died at about age 77 in 373)
📰 St. Bertinus the Younger of Sithin (French, Benedictine monk, c. 699)
📰 Bl. Conrad of Seldenbüren (Swiss, Benedictine brother, martyred in 1126)
📰 Sts. Exsuperius, Zoë, Cyriacus, and Theodulus, of Attalia (from Asia Minor [now called Turkey], family of slaves [father, mother, sons], tortured and martyred by roasting c. 140)
📰 St. Felix of Seville (Spanish, deacon, early martyr)
📰 St. Gennys (British)
📰 St. Germanus of Normandy (Irish?, missionary, bishop in France, martyred c. 460)
📰 St. Gluvias of Cornwall (Welsh, monk, 6th Century)
📰 St. Joseph Nguyen Van Luu of Cai-nhum (Vietnamese, catechist, tortured and martryed at about age 64 in 1854 [beatified 1900, canonized 1988])
📰 St. Joseph Mary Rubio y Peralta of Dalias [Jose Maria] (Spanish, Jesuit priest, died at age 64 in 1929 [beatified 1985, canonized 2003])
📰 Bl. Mafalda of Arouca (Portuguese, Cistercian nun, died at about age 73 in 1257 [beatified 1792] [incorruptible])
📰 St. Neachtain (Irish, relative of St. Patrick, 5th Century)
📰 Sts. Saturninus, Neopolus, Germanus, and Celestine (martyred in 304)
📰 St. Ultan of Péronne (Irish, Benedictine abbot in France and Belgium, c. 686)
📰 St. Valentine of Genoa (Italian, bishop, c. 307)
📰 Sts. Vindemialis, Eugene, and Longinus (African, bishops, tortured and martyred by Arian heretics c. 485)
📰 St. Waldebert of Luxeuil (French, knight, Benedictine abbot for forty years, c. 668)
📰 St. Wiborada of Saint Gall (Swiss, noblewoman, Benedictine nun, bookbinder, prophetess, martyred [axed] in 926 [canonized 1047 - first woman formally canonized by a pope])
📰 Bl. William Strzelecki of Poniemon [Boleslaw] (Polish, diocesan priest, martyred by Nazis at Auschwitz [Poland] at age 44 in 1941 [beatified 1999])