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  • San Oran of Iona (m. 563)

    Saint Oran (Odran, Odhrán, Otteran) of Iona was a sixth-century Irish monk, companion of Saint Columba, and by tradition the first Christian buried on the holy island of Iona. He labored long in Ireland as builder and abbot before sailing with the twelve to Scotland, where his…

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  • San Desiderius of Auxerre (m. 621)

    Saint Desiderius of Auxerre (also Didier d'Auxerre), a Merovingian bishop from a wealthy Aquitanian noble family and kinsman of Queen Brunhild, governed the see of Auxerre from about 605 until his death in 621. He enlarged and richly adorned the cathedral of Saint Stephen,…

  • San Evaristus (m. 107)

    Saint Evaristus, also called Aristus, was the fifth Bishop of Rome, reigning from about 99 or 100 until his death around 107 or 108. A Greek of Jewish paternal lineage from Bethlehem, he organized the Roman clergy by assigning titles to priests and ordaining deacons for the…

  • San Gaudiosus of Naples (m. 455)

    Saint Gaudiosus of Naples, also called Gaudiosus the African and bishop of Abitina near Carthage, was a North African confessor who refused Arianism under the Vandal king Genseric, endured exile by sea, and brought the Rule of Saint Augustine and precious relics to Naples.…

  • San Kaléb (m. 540)

    Saint Kaléb, also known as Elesbaan or Ella Asbeha, was the Christian King of Aksum in the early sixth century who crossed the Red Sea to defend the persecuted faithful of Najran. After defeating the Himyarite tyrant Dhu Nuwas, he ruled with zeal for the Gospel, later abdicated…

  • San Miliau (m. 531)

    Saint Miliau (also Milliau, Méliau, Milio of Cornwall), a Breton saint of royal Brittonic stock, is remembered as a just Christian prince and martyr who was beheaded by his envious brother Rivod around 531. Tradition holds him as a protector of the poor who shared his cloak…

  • San Namatius (m. 462)

    Saint Namatius (also Namace or Namazio), eighth or ninth bishop of Clermont in Auvergne, shepherded the Church from about 446 until his death in 462. He raised the city's first cathedral within the walls, a great cross-shaped basilica, and enshrined there the relics of Saints…

  • San Tudwen (m. incierto)

    Saint Tudwen (also known as Usven) is a Welsh woman of the fifth century, numbered among the early British saints of Wales. Tradition places her birth about the year 500, in the generations when Christian life was taking deeper root among the Britons after the Roman period.…

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  • Beato Salvador Damián Enguix Garés (m. 1936)

    Blessed Salvador Damián Enguix Garés (1862–1936) was a Spanish layman, husband, father of six, professor of veterinary medicine, and member of Catholic Action who sealed his fidelity to Christ by martyrdom during the religious persecution of the Spanish Civil War. Arrested for…

  • Beato Salvador Mollar (m. 1936)

    Blessed Salvador Mollar Ventura (born Jean-Baptiste Mollar Ventura, 1896–1936) was a Spanish Franciscan lay brother of humble origins who served joyfully as a sacristan and was martyred in odium fidei during the Spanish Civil War. Captured for his religious habit alone, he was…

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