π° St. Philip Romulus Neri of Florence [Filippo Romolo] (Italian, priest, co-founder of Confraternity of the Most Holy Trinity, founder of Congregation of the Oratory, died at age 79 in 1595 [beatified 1615, canonized 1622])
π° St. Alphaeus (Israelite, father of St. James the Less, may be same person as "Clopas/Cleophas," 1st Century)
π° St. Becan of Cork (Irish, hermit, 6th Century)
π° St. Berencardus of Saint Papoul (French, Benedictine monk, d. 1293)
π° Pope St. Eleutherius of Nicopolis (Greek, deacon in Rome, elected to papacy in 174, reigned until martyrdom in 189)
π° Bl. Eva of LiΓ©ge (Belgian, virgin, hermitess, c. 1266 [beatified 1902])
π° Sts. Felicissimus, Heraclius, and Paulinus, of Todi (Italian, martyred in 303)
π° Sts. Fugatius and Damian (Roman?, missionaries to Britain, 2nd Century)
π° St. Guinizo of Monte Cassino (Spanish, Benedictine monk in Italy, hermit, c. 1050)
π° St. John Doan Trinh Hoan of Kim-Long (Vietnamese, priest, martyred by beheading in 1861 [beatified 1909, canonized 1988])
π° St. Lambert PΓ©loguin of Riez (French, Benedictine monk, bishop of Vence for forty years, died at about age 74 in 1154)
π° St. Mary Ann of Jesus de Paredes y Flores of Quito [Mariana de Jesus] ["Lily of Quito"] (Ecuadoran, Franciscan tertiary, teacher of Indian children, died at age 26 in 1645 [beatified 1853, canonized 1950]) [commemorated by some on May 28]
π° St. Matthew Nguyen Van Phuong of Ke-Lay (Vietnamese, catechist, martyred by beheading at about age 59 in 1861 [beatified 1909, canonized 1988])
π° St. Odulvald of Melrose (Scottish, provincial governor, abbot, d. 698)
π° St. Peter Sanz y Jorda of Asco [Pedro] (Spanish, Dominican friar, missionary to Philippines and China for over 30 years, bishop, tortured and martyred by beheading at age 67 in 1747 [beatified 1893, canonized 2000])
π° St. Priscus and companions, of Rome (Italian ... military officer, soldiers, and civilians ... martyred in France c. 272)
π° St. Quadratus the Apologist of Athens (Greek, bishop, c. 130)
π° St. Quadratus of Africa (early martyr)
π° Bl. Regintrudis of Nonnberg (Austrian, Benedictine abbess, c. 750)
π° St. Simitrius and 22 companions, of Rome (Italian, martyred by beheading c. 159)
π° St. Ursula LedΓ³chowska of Loosdoor [Urszula] [baptized Julia] (Polish [born in Austria], noblewoman, founder of Ursuline Sisters of the Agonizing Heart of Jesus [Gray Ursulines], missionary to Russia and Scandinavia, died in Rome at age 74 in 1939 [beatified 1983, canonized 2003] [incorruptible])
π° St. Zachary of Vienne (French, bishop, martyred c. 160)
