π° St. Bernardine of Massa Maritima [better known as Bernadine of Siena] [Bernardino] (Italian, Franciscan priest, itinerant preacher, theological writer, died at about age 64 in 1444 [canonized 1450])
π° Bl. Albert of Bologna [Alberto] (Italian, Vallumbrosan abbot, d. 1245)
π° St. Anastasius of Brescia [Anastasio] (Italian, bishop, opposed Arian heresy, d. 610)
π° Bl. Anastasius Pankiewicz of Nagorzany [Anastazy] [baptized Jakub (James)] (Polish, Franciscan brother, founder of Congregation of the Antonian Sisters of Christ the King, martyred by Nazis at Dachau [Germany] at age 59 in 1942 [beatified 1999])
π° St. Aquila of Nimes (Egyptian, martyred [torn by iron combs] in 311)
π° St. Archangel Tadini of Verolanuova [Arcangelo] (Italian, diocesan priest, founded Sisters of the Work of the House of Nazareth, died at age 65 in 1912 [beatified 1999, canonized 2009])
π° St. Austregisilus of Bourges (French, courtier, abbot, bishop, d. 624)
π° St. Basilla of Rome (Italian, virgin, martyred in 304)
π° St. Baudelius of Nimes (French, married missionary, martyred in 2nd or 3rd Century)
π° Bl. Columba Guardagnoli of Rieti [baptized Angelella] (Italian, Dominican tertiary, virgin, visionary, died at age 34 in 1501 [beatified 1625])
π° King St. Ethelbert of East Anglia (British, reigned for 44 years, d. 793)
π° Bl. Guy de Gherardescha of Pisa [Guido] (Italian, hermit, d. 1099)
π° St. Hilary of Toulouse (French, bishop, 4th Century)
π° Bl. Josepha Stenmanns of Issum [baptized Hendrina] (German, cofounded Missionary Sisters Servants of the Holy Spirit, died 8 days before her 51st birthday in 1903 [beatified 2008])
π° Bl. MarΓa Crescencia PΓ©rez of San MartΓn [baptized MarΓa AngΓ©lica] (Argentinian, virgin, religious sister of the Daughters of Our Lady of the Garden, teacher, nurse in Chile, died [tuberculosis] at age 34 in 1932 [beatified 2012]) [incorruptible]
π° Bl. Orlando (Italian, Vallumbrosan brother, exorcist, hermit, d. 1242)
π° St. Plautilla of Rome (Italian, widow, c. 67)
π° Sts. Thalelaeus the Merciful of Anazarbus, Alexander, Asterius, and companions (Lebanese ... physician, soldiers?, and others ... died by beheading in Asia Minor [Turkey] c. 284)
π° St. Theodore of Pavia (Italian, bishop, opposed Arian heresy, d. 778).
