π° St. Beatus of Beatenberg (Swiss, hermit)
π° St. Brynoth of Scara (Sweden, bishop for 38 years, d. 1317 [canonized 1498])
π° St. Gerontius of Cervia (Italian, bishop, martyred c. 501)
π° St. Gofor of Llanover (Welsh)
π° St. Gregory of Ostia [Gregorio] (Italian, Benedictine monk, cardinal bishop, papal legate, died in Spain c. 1044)
π° St. Hermas of Rome (Italian, bishop of Philippi in Greece, mentioned by St. Paul [Romans 16], martyred in 1st Century)
π° St. Isaiah ben Amoz [also called Isaias] (Judean, Old Testament prophet, c. 681 B.C.)
π° St. John of Chalon-sur-SaΓ΄ne (French, bishop, c. 475)
π° Bl. Mary Carmen Rendiles MartΓnez of Caracas [MarΓa Carmen] [baptized Carmen Elena] (Venezuelan, born without left arm, virgin, religious sister of Servants of the Eucharist, founded Servants of Jesus of Caracas, died [influenza] at age 73 in 1977 [beatified 2018])
π° Bl. Mary Teresa of Jesus Gerhardinger of Regensburg [Maria Theresia von Jesus] [baptized Karoline (Caroline)] (German, founded School Sisters of Notre Dame, died at age 81 in 1879 [beatified 1985])
π° Bl. Nicholas Albergati of Bologna [Niccola] (Italian, Carthusian monk, cardinal archbishop, died at about age 73 in 1448 [beatified 1744]) [commemorated by his order on October 13]
π° St. Pachomius of Tabenna (Egyptian, soldier, desert hermit, abbot, wrote earliest known communal rule for monks [at least 3,000 in nine monasteries], had true gift of tongues, opposed Arian heresy, died at about age 57 c. 348) [commemorated by some on the 15th]
π° St. Sanctan of Kill-da-Les (British, bishop in Ireland, 6th Century)
π° Bl. Thomas Pickering of Westmoreland (English, Benedictine brother, martyred by hanging under Charles II in 1679 [beatified 1929])
π° St. Tudy of Landevennec (French, hermit, missionary, 5th or 6th Century)
π° St. Vincent of Montes (Spanish, Benedictine abbot, bishop, c. 950)