π° Sts. Philip and James the Less (Israelite, apostles of Jesus ... one a missionary bishop, the other bishop of Jerusalem and author of New Testament epistle ... martyred [one crucified in Phrygia (Turkey), one stoned and beaten in Israel] in 1st Century)
π° St. Adalsindis of Beze (French, abbess, c. 680)
π° Sts. Alexander and Antonina of Constantinople (from Asia Minor [now called Turkey], soldier and virgin, tortured and martyred by burning in 313)
π° Pope St. Alexander I and Sts. Eventius and Theodulus (Roman?, pontiff [elected to papacy in 105] and priests, martyred c. 115)
π° Bl. Alexander of Foigny (Scottish, Cistercian brother in France, died at about age 49 in 1229)
π° Bl. Alexander Vincioli of Perugia [Alessandro] (Italian, Franciscan friar, pope's confessor, bishop of Nocera, d. 1363)
π° Sts. Diodorus and Rhodopianus of Caria (from Asia Minor, deacons, martyred in 4th Century)
π° Bl. Edward Joseph Rosaz of Susa [Edoardo Giuseppe] (Italian, bishop, founded Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis of Susa, died at age 73 in 1903 [beatified 1991])
π° St. Ethelwin of Lindsey (British, monk, bishop, 8th Century)
π° St. Gluvias of Cornwall (Welsh, monk)
π° St. Juvenal of Narni (Italian, bishop, d. 369)
π° St. Philip of Zell (German, Benedictine hermit, c. 770)
π° St. Scannal (Irish, missionary, c. 563)
π° St. Stanislaus Soltys of Kazimierza [Stanislaw ... Kazimierczyk] (Polish, priest, Canon Regular of the Lateran of Corpus Christi, died at about age 55 in 1489 [beatified 1992, canonized 2010])
π° Bl. Thomas Acerbis of Olera [Tommaso] (Italian, Capuchin Franciscan brother in Austria, advisor to Austrian and Bavarian nobility, died at age 67 in 1631 [beatified 2013])
π° Sts. Timothy and Maura of AntinoΓ« (Egyptian, newlyweds, lector/copyist and wife, tortured and martyred [nailed to a wall (mock crucifixion) for nine days] in 298)
π° Bl. Ventura Spellucci of Spello (Italian, Benedictine abbot, 12th Century)
