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Aeronauts-Our Lady of Loreto.
*"
whostudied medicine in Syria, where they
d the Poor free of charge: Septem-
Architects St. Pucisus, martyr, super
intendent of the buildings of King Sapor:
April 21.
Automobilists St. Christopher: July 25.
Bakers St. Elizabeth of Hungary, who
gave her all to the poor: November 19.
Bookbinders St. Peter Celestine, who
covered his books with leather: May 19.
Builders St. Vincent Ferrer, said to
have restored to life three persons who
had fallen from heights: April 5.
Butchers St. Aureliatus, who was orig-
inally a heathen, and killed animals for
sacrifice: May 8.
ary 29.
Lawyers St. Ives, who studied in Paris,
and pleaded the cause of poor people and
widows: May 19.
Merchants St. Francis of Assisi, who
before his conversion was a noted mer-
chant: October 4.
BENEDICT XIV.
BALTIMORE.
1916.
MOV 2 7 1942
imprimatur:
J. CARD. GIBBONS,
ARCHIEP. BALT.
I
HE ROMAN MARTYROLOGY is an official and
accredited record, on the pages of which
are set forth in simple and brief, but
Then are read the day of the month and the Mar-
tyrology of the following day.
MOVABLE FEASTS.
Ascension Eve.
Whit-Sunday Eve.
IRoman
ARRANGED FOR EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR, ACCORDING TO
THE NEW ORDER OF THE CALENDAR.
JANUARY.
Cfte JFim Dag of
fin HE birthday of
Timothy, disciple of the apostle
St.
-*
St. Paul, who ordained him bishop
of Ephesus.
After many combats for Christ, he was stoned for
reprehending those who offered sacrifices to Diana,
and shortly after went peacefully to his rest in the
Lord. At Antioch, in the persecution of Decius, the
bishop St. Babylas, who frequently glorified God by
his sufferings and torments, and ended his holy life
JANUARY. 25
|
HE birthday of bishop and mar-
St. Ignatius,
4 T
Catania, in Sicily, in the time of the emperor
***
Decius and the judge Quinctian, the birthday of
St. Agatha, virgin and martyr. After being buf-
feted, imprisoned, tortured, racked, dragged over
pieces of earthenware and burning coals, and hav-
ing her breasts cut off, she consummated her
engaged in prayer. In Pon-
sacrifice in prison while
T
Lourdes, in France, the apparition of the
^{ Blessed Virgin Mary Immaculate. In Africa,
during the persecution of Diocletian, the birthday
of the holy martyrs Saturninus, a priest, Dativus,
npELE
At Faenza,
vigil of the apostle St. Matthias.
-*
Peter Dainian, Cardinal bishop of Ostia, and
St.
Doctor of the Church, celebrated for learning and
sanctity. At Sirmium, St. Sirenus, monk and mar-
tyr. By order of the emperor Maximian, he was
arrested and beheaded, for confessing that he was
a Christian. In the same place, the birthday of
seventy-two holy martyrs, who ended the combat of
martyrdom in that city, and took possession of the
everlasting kingdom. At Rome, St. Poly carp, priest,
who with blessed Sebastian converted many to the
faith of Christ, and by his exhortations led them to
the glory of martyrdom. In the city of Astorga,
St. Martha, virgin and martyr, under the emperor
Decius, and the proconsul Paternus. At Constan-
tinople, St. Lazarus, a monk whom the Iconoclast
emperor Theophilus ordered to be put to the tor-
ture for having painted holy images. His hand was
burned with ia hot iron, but being healed by the
power of God, he painted anew the holy pictures
that had been defaced, and finally rested in peace.
At Berscia, St. Felix, bishop. At Seville, in Spain,
St. Florentius, confessor. At Todi, St. Romana,
virgin, who was baptized by pope St. Sylvester.She
led a heavenly life in caves and dens, and wrought
FEBRUARY. 57
^ Tander,
A Home, the birthday of the holy martyrs Alex-
Abundius, Antigonus, and Fortunatus.
At Alexandria, the passion of St. Julian, mar-
tyr. Although he was so afflicted with the gout
that he could neither walk, not stand, he was taken
before the judge with two servants, who carried him
in a chair. One of these denied his faith, but the
other, named Eunus, persevered with Julian in con-
fessing Christ. Both were on camels, led
set
^ T Rome,
A the birthday of the holy martyrs Maca
Rufinus, Justus, and Theophilus. At Alex
rius,
andria, the passion of the Saints Cserealis, Pupulus,
Caius, and Serapion. In the same city, in the reign
of the emperor Valerian, the commemoration of the
holy priests, deacons, and other Christians in great
number, who encountered death most willingly by
nursing the victims of a most deadly pestilence then
raging. They have been generally revered as mar-
tyrs by the pious faithful. In the territory of Lyons,
on Mount Jura, the demise of St. Romanus, abbot,
who was the first to lead the eremitical life there.
His reputation for virtues and miracles brought
under his guidance numerous monks. At Pavia, the
translation, from the island of Sardinia, of the bod^
of St. Augustine, bishop, by Luitprand, king of the
Lombards.
MARCH.
Cfte JFim Dap of
I T
Caesarea, in Palestine, during the persecution
" of Valerian, the holy martyrs Marinus, soldier,
and Asterius, senator. The former was examined
by the judge on the charge laid against him by his
fellow-soldiers of being a Christian, and as he ad-
mitted the accusation in no uncertain tone, he was
beheaded and thus received the crown of martyrdom.
His mutilated body was taken up by Asterius on his
shoulders, and wrapped in the garment which he
himself wore. This service gained for Asterius im-
mediately the palm of martyrdom as a reward foi*
the honors which he had given to a matryr. In
Spain, the birthday of the holy martyrs Hermiterius
and Cheledonius, soldiers in the army at Leon, a city
of Galicia. On the approach of a persecution they
went to Calahorra, in order to confess the name of
Dap of
A T
Sebaste, in Armenia, forty holy martyrs. At
" Apamea, in Phrygia, during the persecution of
Marcus Antoninus and Lucius Verus, the birthday
of the holy martyrs Caiusand Alexander, who were
crowned with a glorious martyrdom, as is related
by Apollinaris, bishop of Hierapolis, in his book
78
Cv ::
^A Tmus.
Carthage, the holy martyrs Hera
At Alexandria, the passion of the
Candidas Piperion. and twenty others At Lao-
A T Nicomedia,
the birthday of the holy martyrs
^ Macedonius, his wife Patritia, and their daughter
Modest a. At Mcsea, the holy martyrs Theuseta,
and Horres, his son, Theodora, Nimphodora, Marcus,
and Arabia, who were burned to death for Christ.
At Hermopolis, in Egypt, the martyr St. Sabinus,
who after many sufferings, terminated his martyr-
dom by being precipitated into a river. In Persia,
St. Christina, virginand martyr. At Cordova, the
holy martyrs Rudericus, priest, and Solomon. At
MARCH. 75
Ctoemietf) Dap of
Dap of
A T Thecua,
in Palestine, the holy prophet Amos,
**
whom
the priest Amasias frequently scourged,
and whose temples Ozias, that priest's son, pierced
with an iron spike. Being carried half dead to his
native place, he expired there and was buried with
92 MARCH.
/ 8T. MICHAEL'S \ -* A
V Cm i Pracr / C* I
APRIL. 101
Cent!) Dap of
.
.
,
.
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torga, who with the aid of pope St. Leo, drove the
heresy of Priscillian entirely out of Spain, and went
to rest in the Lord with a great renown for miracles.
At Braga, in Portugal, the bishop St. Fructuo-
sus. The same day, St. Paternus, bishop of Av-
rauches. In Belgium, near Valenciennes, St. Drogo,
confessor. At Siena, in Tuscany, blessed Joachim,
of the Order of the Servites of the Blessed Virgin
Mary. At Rome, the birthday of St. Benedict Jo-
seph Labre, confessor, who was renowned for his
contempt of self and his great voluntary poverty.
108 APEIL.
astery.
J!2ineteettt!) Dap of
A T
Canterbury, in England, St. Anselm, bishop and
" Doctor of the Church, who was renowned for
sanctity and learning. In Persia, the birthday of
112 APRIL.
CtoentHourtfc Dap of
Dap of
AN
" Mount Gargano, the apparition of the Arch-
angel St. Michael. At Milan, the birthday of the
holy martyr Victor, a Moor. He became a Christian
in his youth, and served as soldier in the imperial
T. .
ANTONINUS, confessor and archbishop of
Florence, whose birthday is the 2d of May. At
Rome, on the Latin road, the birthday of the holy
martyrs Gordian and Epimachus. In the time of
Julian the Apostate, the former was a long time
scourged and finally decapitated for confessing the
name of Christ. He was buried at nigth by the
Christians, in a crypt to which, shortly before, the
remains of the blessed martyr Epimachus had been
translated from Alexandria, where he had been mar-
tyred for the faith of Christ. In the land of Hus,
the holy prophet Job, a man of wonderful patience.
At Rome, the blessed priest and martyr Calepo-
dius, who was killed with the sword, by order of the
emperor Alexander. His body was dragged through
the city and thrown into the Tiber. It was after-
wards found and buried by Pope Callistus. The
consul Palmatius was also beheaded with his wife,
his sons, and forty-two of both sexes belonging to
his household; likewise, the senator Simplicius with
his wife, and sixty-eight of his house; Felix also
with his wife Blanda. The heads of all these mar-
tyrs were exposed over different gates of the city,
to terrify the Christians. Also, at Kome, on the
Latin way, the birthday of the holy martyrs Quartus
and Quinctus, whose bodies were translated to
Capua. At Lentini, in Sicily, the holy martyrs
MAY. 135
OElefcentf) Dag of
^ TNereus
4 Home, on the Ardeatine road, the
holy martyrs
and Achilleus, brothers, who under-
first
jfifteem!) Dap of
priest and
confessor, who, for the love of Christ,
defended the interests of orphans, widows, and the
poor.
A T
Aquila, in Abruzzo, St. Bernardine of Siena, of
**
the Order of Minorites, who ennobled Italy by
his preaching and example. At Rome, on the Sala-
rian road, the birthday of St. Basilla, virgin, who
was of royal race and betrothed to an illustrious
personage. As she refused to marry him, he accused
her of being a Christian. The emperor Gallienus
MAY. 147
Dap of
11
162 JUNE.
inus, confessor.
168 JUNE.
N
Scotland, St. Margaret, queen, celebrated for her
love of the poor and of voluntary poverty. At
Rome, on the Salarian road, the martyrdom of
blessed Getulius, a noble and very learned man, and
JUNE. 169
nowned for his zeal for the faith, for holiness of life,
and miracles. At Home, on the Aurelian road, dur-
ing the persecution of Deems and under the prefect
Aurelius, the birthday of the holy martyrs Basilides,
Cyrinus, Nabor, and Nazarius, soldiers, who were
cast into prison for the confession of the Christian
name, scourged with scorpions, and finally decapi-
tated. At Mcaea, in Bithynia, St. Antonina, martyr,
who was scourged by order of the governor Priscil-
lian during the same persecution, then racked, lac-
eyes and his tongue after they had been torn out
by impious men. In Cilicia, the bishop St. Am-
phion, a celebrated confessor of the time of Galerius
Maximian. In Egypt, St. Onuphrius, an anchoret,
who for sixty years led a religious life in the desert,
and renowned for great virtues and merits, departed
for heaven. His admirable deeds were recorded by
the abbot Paphnutius.
172 JUNE.
Quinctian, bishop.
12
178 JUNE.
* Now Ancona.
JULY. 201
Paternian, bishop.
14
210 JULY.
T. VINCENT DE
PAUL, confessor, who slept in
the Lord on the 27th of September. Leo XIII.
declared him heavenly patron before the throne of
God of all charitable organizations throughout the
Catholic world owing in any manner their origin to
him. The same day, the birthday of St. Epaphras,
whom the apostle St. Paul calls his fellow-prisoner.
By the same apostle he was consecrated bishop of
Dap of
^ATphysician.
Mcomedia, the martyrdom of Pantaleon, a
St.
For the faith of Christ he was appre-
hended by the emperor Maximian, subjected to the
torture and burned with torches, during which tor-
ments he was comforted by an apparition of our
Lord. He ended his martyrdom by a stroke of the
sword. In the same city, St. Hermolaus, priest, by
whose instructions blessed Pantaleon was converted
to the faith. Also, the Saints Hermippus and Her-
mocrates, brothers. After many sufferings borne
for the confession of Christ, they were condemned
to capital punishment by the same Maximian. At
Nola, the holy martyrs Felix, Julia and Jucunda.
At Biseglia, in Apulia, the holy martyrs Maurus,
bishop, Pantaleemon, and Sergius, who suffered un-
der Trajan. In the country of the Homerites (Ara-
bia), the commemoration of the holy martyrs, who
were delivered to the flames for faith of Christ, un-
der the tyrant Dunaan. At Cordova, in Spain,
during the persecution of the Arabs, the holy mar-
tyrs George, deacon, Felix, Aurelius, Natalia, and
Liliosa. At Ephesus, the birthday of the seven holy
^ATmartyr.
Borne, the martyrdom of St. Victor, pope and
Also, atHome, St. Innocent, pope and
confessor. At Milan, the birthday of the holy mar-
tyrs Nazarius and a boy named Celsus. While the
persecution excited by Nero was raging, they were
beheaded by Anolinus, after long sufferings and
afflictions endured in prison. In Thebais, in Egypt,
the commemoration of many holy martyrs who suf-
fered in the persecution of Decius and Valerian. At
this time, when Christians sought death by the sword
for the name of Christ, the crafty enemy devised
certain slow torments to put them to death, wishing
much more to kill their souls rather than their
bodies. One
of these Christians, after suffering the ,
A T Rome, the
holy martyrs Cyriacus, deacon,
-"
Largus, and Smaragdus, with twenty others,
who suffered on the 16th of March, in the perse-
cution of Diocletian and Maximian. Their bodies
were buried on the Salarian road by the priest
John, but were on this day translated by pope St.
Marcellus to the estate of Lucina, on the Ostian
way. Afterwards they were brought to Rome, and
placed in the Church of St. Mary in Via Lata (the
title of At Anzarba, in Cilicia,
a cardinal-deacon).
St. Marinus, anaged man, who was scourged,
racked, and lacerated, and died by being exposed
to wild beasts, in the time of the emperor Diocle-
AUGUST. 237
10
242 AUGUST.
17
258 AUGUST.
^ATgary,
Alba, in Hungary, Stephen, king of Hun-
St.
AN
" Mount Nebo, in the land of Moab, the holy
lawgiver and prophet Moses. At Ancyra, in
Galatia, the birthday of three saintly boys, Rufi-
nus, Silvanus, and Vitalicus, martyrs. At Chalons,
in France, St. Marcellus, martyr, under the em-
jFoimeemft Dap of
Quiriacus, anchoret.
A T Rome,
blessed John Leonard!, confessor, founder
-**
of the Congregation of Clerks Regular of the
Mother of God. He was illustrious by his labors
and miracles, and through his instrumentality mis-
sions were established by the Propaganda. In the
island of Crete, blessed Pinytus, most noble among
the bishops. He was bishop of Gnosia, and flour-
ished under Marcus Antoninus Verus and Lucius
Aurelius Commodus. He left in his writings, as in
a mirror, a vivid delineation of himself. At Cologne,
in the persecution of Maximian, St. Gereon, martyr,
with three hundred and eighteen others, who patient-
ly bowed
their necks to the sword for the true re-
A T
Avila, in Spain, St. Theresa, virgin, mother and
^ mistress of the Carmelite Brothers and Sisters
of the Strict Observance. At Rome, on the Aurelian
road, St. Fortunatus, martyr. At Cologne, the
birthday of three hundred holy martyrs, who termi-
nated their combat in the persecution of Maximian.
At Carthage, St. Agileus, martyr, on whose birth-
day St. Augustine preached his panegyric. In
OCTOBER. 319
^ITbrated
Jerusalem, the blessed bishop Mark, a cele-
Dag of 2Dcto6et
^AT martyr,
Tunis, in Africa, the birthday of
who, having confessed Christ, was
St.
Felix,
sent
to prison, his execution being deferred. But the
next day he was found dead, as is related by St.
Augustine, in his exposition of a psalm to the people
on the feast of the saint. At Theopolis, ten holy
martyrs, who are reported to have been put to death
by the Saracens. At Barcelona, St. Severus, bishop
and martyr, who had his head pierced with a nail,
and thus received the crown of martyrdom for the
faith. In Phrygia, St. Atticus. At Berg, the de-
parture from this Winoc, abbot, who was-
life of St.
.
confessor, of the Order of Minor-
DIDACUS,
ites, whose birthday occurred on the twelfth
of this month. At Eavenna, the birthday of the
holy martyrs Valentine, Solutor and Victor, who
suffered under the emperor Diocletian. At Aix, in
Province, St. Matrius, a most renowned martyr.
At Ca3sarea, in Palestine, the martyrdom of the
Saints Antoninus, Zebina, Germanus and Ennatha,
virgin. Ennatha was scourged under Galerius
Maximian, and burned alive, while the others, for
boldly reproaching the governor Firmilian for his
idolatry in sacrificing to the gods, were beheaded.
In Africa, the holy martyrs Arcadius, Paschasius,
Probus and Eutychian, Spaniards, who refused abso-
lutely to vield to the Arian perfidy, during the perse-
NOVEMBER. 351
23
354 NOVEMBER.
24
DECEMBER.
C&e jFfwt Dap of December*
|
HE prophet Nahum, who was buried in Bega-
bar. At Rome, the holy martyrs Diodorus,
priest, and Marian, deacon, with many oth-
who by the command of the emperor
ers,
Numerian, were made partakers of the glory of mar-
tyrdom. In the same city, the martyrdom of the
saints Lucius, Rogatus, Cassian, and Candida, The
same day, St. Ansanus, martyr, who confessed Christ
at Rome, and was cast into prison, in the time of the
emperor Diocletian. Being afterwards conducted to
Siena, in Tuscany, he there ended the course of his
martyrdom by decapitation. At Amelia, in Umbria,
St. Olympias, ex-consul, who was converted to the
faith by blessed Firmina, and being tortured on the
rack, consummated his martyrdom under Diocle-
tian. At Arbele, in Persia, St. Ananias, martyr.
At Narni, St. Proculus, bishop and martyr, who
after performing many good works, was beheaded by
order of Totila, king of the Goths. At Casale, St.
Evasius, bishop and martyr. At Milan, St. Castri-
tian, bishop, who was eminent for virtues and the
practice of pious and religious deeds in very troub-
DECEMBER. 371
der VII.
^ATKegular
Gray, in Burgundy, Peter Fourier, Canon
St.
of Our Saviour, and founder of the Can-
onesses Regular of Our Lady for the education of
girls. Because of his brilliant virtues and miracles
Leo XIII. placed him in the catalogue of Saints.
At Toledo, in Spain, the birthday of the holy virgin
Leocadia, a martyr, in the persecution of the em-
peror Diocletian. By Dacian, prefect of Spain, she
DECEMBER. 379
August.
piety.
A T Rome,
the holy virgin Victoria, a martyr, in the
**
persecution of the emperor Decius. She had
been promised in marriage to a pagan named Eu-
gene, but because she refused to marry him and to
offer sacrifice to idols, and because by working many
Agapius, St., M
Aug. 19 Alban, St., June 21 M
Agapius, St., M
Aug. 21 Alban, St., M., and a
Agapius, St., B Sept. 10 soldier June 22
Agapius, St., M
Nov. 20 Albert, St., C Aug. 7
Agatha, St., V., M
Feb. 5 Albert, St., B. Nov. 21 M
Agathadorus, St., M...Apr. 13 Albina, St., V., Dec. 16 M
Agathangelus, St., M
Jan. 23 Albinus, St., B
. . Feb. 5
Agatho, St., P Jan. 10 Albinus, St., B. and C.Mch. 1
Agatho, St., Exorc't, Albinus, St., B Sept. 15
M Feb. 14 Aldegundes, St., V Jan. 30
Agatho, St., MJuly 5 Aldhelm, St., B May 25
Agatho, St., Sol'r, M..Dec. 7 Alexander, St., B., M..Jan. 11
Agathoclia, St., Ser't, Alexander, St., Jan. 30 M
M Sept. 17 Alexander, St., Feb. 9 M
Agathodorus, St.B.,M.Mch. 4 Alexander, St., M., and
Agathonica, St., M
Apr. 13 38 others Feb. 9
Agathonica, St., V.. M.Aug. 10 Alexander, St., Feb. 18 M
Agathonicus, St., M., Alexander, St., B Feb. 26
companions Aug. 22 Alexander, St., M Feb. 27
INDEX. 407
Aug. 17
Ammonius, St., Lector, Secre-
M Mch. 26 Anastasius, St.,
,. .Aug. 21 M
Ammonius, St., M
Nov. 26 .
tary,
. . .
7 M
Amos, St., Prophet, M.Mch. 31 Anastasius, St., Sept.
Ampelius, St., M., and Anastasius, St., Pr., M.,
Benignus, St., M
Feb. 13 Bonfilius, St., C Jan. 1
Benignus, St., M
Apr. 3 Boniface, St., May M 14
Benignus, St., B., M
June 28 Boniface, St., B
. .
May 14
Benignus, St., Pr., M..Nov. 1 Boniface IV, St., P...May 25
Benignus, St., B Nov. 20 Boniface, St., B., M..June 5
Benildes, St., M
June 15 Boniface, St., June M 19
Benjamin, St., D., M
Mch. 31 Boniface, St., D.. M..Aug.
. . 17
Benno, St., B June .10 Boniface, St Aug.
i
30
Benvenutus, St., B Mch. 22 Boniface, St.. P. and C.Oct.
. . . I
25
Berard, St., M Jan. 10 Boniface, St., C .Dec. 6
Bercharius, St., A., M.Oct. 16 Boniface, St., Dec. M 29
Bernard, St.,B. and C.Mch. 12 Bonitus, St., B. and C.Jan. 15
Bernard of Menthon, Bononius, St., A Aug. 30
St., C June 15 Bonosa, St., Joily
1 M 15
Bernard, St., A., Doc- Bonosus, St., Aug. M 21
tor of the Church.. Aug. 20 Bonus, St., P., M. and
Bernard Ptolemy, St., others Aug. 1
A Aug. 21 Braulio, St., B. and C.Mch.
;
20
Bernard, St., C Oct. 14 Brendan, St., A May 10
Bernard, St., B. and Bretannion, St., B Jan. 25
Card Dec. Brice, St., B Nov. 13
Bernardine of Siena, Bridget, St., V Feb. 1
St May 20 Bridget, St., Widow... Oct. 8
Bernward, St., B. and Brixius, St., B July 9
C Oct. 26 Bruno, St., B. and C..May 17
Beronicus, St., M., and Bruno, St., B. and C..July 18
others Oct. 19 Bruno, St., C Oct. 6
Bertin, St., A Sept. Bruno, St., B. and M..Oct. 15
Besas, St., Soldier, M.Feb. Burchard, St., B Oct. 14
Bessarion. St., Ancht.Jime Burgundofora, St., Ab-
Bianor, St., M July bess, V Apr. 3
Bibiana, St., V Dec.
Biblis, St., M June C.
Bicor, St., B., M Apr.
Birillus, St., B Mch. Csecilian, St., M Apr. 16
Ririnus, St., B Dec. CaBciliois, St., B May 15
Balnda, St., M May Caicilius, St., Pr June 3
Blandina. St., M June Ca3lian, St., M Dec. 15
Blasius, St., B., M...Feb. Cserealis, St., M Feb. 28
Blasius, St., M Nov. 29 Cserealis, St., M June 10
Blood, Mrt. Pricions. .July 1 Ca?realis, St., Soldier.
Bona, St.. V Apr. 24 1
M Sept. 14
Bonajunota, St., C Aug. 31 Caesarius, St Feb. 25
Bonaventure, St., Card,
1
Fortunatus, St.. M
Jan. 9. . . .
Fructuosois, St., B.. M.Jan. 21
Fortunatus, St., M
Feb. 2 Fructuosus, St., B Apr. 16
Fortunatus, St., M....Feb. 21 Frumentius, Mer- St..
Fortunatus, St., M., chant, M Mch. 23
and others Feb. 26 Fruinentius, St., Mer-
Fortunatus, St., M Feb. 27 chant, M ....Mch. 23
Fortunatus, St., MMen. 3 Frumentius, St., B Oct. 27
Fortunatus, St., MApr. 17 Fulgentius, St., B Jan. 1
Fortunatus, St., M Apr. 21 Fulk, St., C May22
Fortunatus, St., D., M.Apr. 23 Fnilk, St., B Oct. 26
Fortunatus, St., Pr June 1 . . . Fursey, St., G Jan. 16
Fortunatus, St., M...J"unell Fusca, St., V., M Feb. 13
Fortunatus, St., M... June 13 Fuscian, St., M Dec. 11
Fortunatus, St., D., M.July 12 Fusculus, St., B., M..Sept. 6
Fortunatus, St., M... Aug. 28
Fortunatus, St., B Oct. 14 G.
Fortunatus, St., M
Oct. 15
Fortuuatus, St., Lector, Gabdelas, M St., Sept. 29
M Oct. 24 Gabinus, St., Pr., M..Feb. 19
Fortunatus, St., M
Dec. 15 Gabinus, St., M May 30
Four Saints Crowned. Nov. 8 Gal, St., B July 1
Frances, St., Widow.. Mch. 9 Galatas, St., M Apr. 19
Firancis of Sales, St., Galation, St., M Nov. 5
B Card, andJan. 29 Galdini, St.,
Francis of Paula, St.. .Apr. 2
Apr. 18 B
Francis Girolamo, St., Galganus, St., Hermit. Dec. 3
C May 11 Gall, St., A Oct. 16
Francis, St., C May 25 Galla, St., Widow Oct. 5
Francis, St., C June 4 Gallicamus, St., Ex-Con-
Francis, St., Impres- sul, June 25 M
sion of Sacred Gamaliel, St Aug. 3
Wounds on Sept. 17 Gangulphus, St., M...May 11
Francis, St., C., birth- Gaudentia, St., V., M.,
day of Oct. 4 and 3 others? Aug. 30
Francis Borgia, St., Gaudentius, St., B., C.Jan. 22
feast of Oct. 10 Gaudentius, St., B., C.Feb. 12
Francis Xavier, St St., B., M.June
Dec. 3 Gaudentras, 19
Fraternus, St., B., M.Sept. 29 Gaudentius, St., B., M.Oct. 14
Frederic, St., B., M...July 18 Gaudentius, St., B Oct. 25
Frideswide, St., V Oct. 19 Gaudiosus, St., B., C..Mch. 7
Frigdian, St., B., C., Gaudiosus, St., B Oct. 26
feast of Nov. 18 Gaudiosus, St., B Oct. 28
Froilanus, St.. B Oct. 5 Gaugericus, St., B. C.Aug. 11
Fronto, St., M Apr. 16 Gedeon, St Sept. 1
Fronto, St., B Oct. 25 Gelasius, St., P Nov. 21
Fructuosa, St., M Aug. 23 Gelasius, St., Dec. M 23
INDEX. 427
Hyacinthus, St., M
Oct. 29 Irenseus, St., M May 5
Hygimus, St., P., M
Jan. 11 Irenseus, St., B., M...June 28
Hypatius, St., Boy, M.June 3 Irenseus, St., D., M. .
July 3
. .
Januarius, St., M
Dec. 2 John, St., B May 7
Januarius, St., M
Dec. 15 John the Silent, St.... May 13
Jason, St .Tilly 12 John B. de la Salle,
Jason, St., M Dec. 3 St., C May 15
Jerome 2Emiliani, St., John Nepomucen, St.,
C., feast of July 20 M May 16
Jerome, St., Pr., and John B. de Rossi,
St.,
Doctor Sept. 30 C May 23
Jeremias, St., MFeb. 16 John de Prado. St., M.May 24
Jeremias, St., Prophet. May 1 John, St., P., May M 27
Jeremias, St., Monk, John, St., B June 6
M June 7 John of St. Facundus,
Jeremias, St., M
June 17 St., C June 12
Jeremias, St., M
Sept. 15 John Francis Regis, St.,
Jesus, Child, bringing C June 16
back of from Egypt. Jan. 7 John, St., B June 22
Joachim, St., father of John, St., Pr., Jiune M 23
the Blessed Virgin John the Baptist, St.,
Mary Aug. 16 Nativity of June 24
Joachim, St Apr. 16 John, St., surnamed
Joanna, St May 24 Therestus June 24
Joannicius, St., A Nov. 4 John, St., June M 26
Job, Holy, Prophet May 10 John, St., B., July M 11
432 INDEX.
John,
John, St., M Aug. 27 Joseph of Cupertino,
John, St., M Sept. 7 St., C Sept. 18
John, St., M Sept. 16 Josue, St Sept. 1
Feb. 7
Methodius, St., B June 14 Moses, St., an Ethiopian,
1
Ancho-
Nilus, St., A Nov. 12 Onuphrius, St.,
ret June 12
Nimmia, St., M
Aug. 12 Optatian, St., B July 14
Nimphodora, St., M...Mch. 13 Optatus, St., Apr. M 16
Ninian, St., B., C Sept. 16 Optatus, St., B June 4
Nizier, St., B Apr. 2 Optatus, St., B., C Aug. 31
Nominanda, St., M
Dec. 31 Orentius, St., May M 1
Nonna, St .Aug. 5 Orentius, St., Soldier,
Nonnus, St., B Dec. 2 M June 24
Nonnosus, St., A Sept. 2 Orestes, St., M Nov. 9
Norbert, St., B June 6 Orestes, St., M Dec. 13
Novatus. St June 20 Orioulus, St., M., and
Numerian, St., B., C..July 5 companions Nov. 18
Numidicus, St., Pr....Aug. 9 Orientius, St., B May 1
N'unilo, St., V., M Oct. 22 Orontius, St., M Jan. 22
Nympha, St., V., M....Nov. 10 Osee, St., Prophet July 4
Nymphodora, St., V., Osmund, St., B., C Dec. 4
M Sept. 10 Ostian, St., Pr., C June 30
Oswald, St., King Aug. 5
O. Othilia, St., Abbess ... Dec. 13
Othmar, St., A Nov. 16
Obdulia, St., V Sept. 5 Otho, St., B July 2
Oceanus, St., M Sept. 4 Otto, St., M Jan. 16
Octavian, St., Arch-D.. Our Lady of Lourdes. . Feb. 11
M., and many others. Mch. 22 Owen, St., B., C Aug. 24
Octavius, St., Soldier.
M. .: Nov. 20 P.
Odilo. St., A Jan. 1
Odo, St., B July 7 Pachomius, St., A May 14
Odo. St.. A Nov. 18 Pachomius, St., B., M.Nov. 26
Olaff, St., King, M July 29 Pacian, St., B Mch. 9
Oliva, St., V June 3 Pacificus of St. Sever-
Ollegarius, St., Arch- in, St., C Sept. 25
bishop 6 Palaemon, St., A
Mch. Jan. 11
Olyinpiades, St., M
Apr. 15 Palatias, St., Oct. M 8
Olympiades, St., Palatinus, St., May M 30
Widow Dec. 17 Palladia, St., M., and
Olympias, St., Ex-con- children May 24
sul, M Dec. 1 Palmatius, St., Consul,
Olympius, St., B., C...June 12 M., with wife, sons,
Olympius, St., M
July 26 and 42 of household. May 10
INDEX. 445
Polieuctus, St., M
May 21 Potamon, St., B., M. .May 18 .
M Mch. 26
Secundian, St., M Aug. 9 Serapion, St., M July 13
Seeundilla, St., M Mch. 2 Serapion, St., Holy
Secundina, St., V., M..Jan. 15 Sleeper, M. July 27
Secundinus, St., M Feb. 18 Serapion, St., M Aug. 18
Secundinus, St., MFeb. 21 Serapion, St., M Aug. 27
Secundinus, St., B., M.Apr. 29 Serapion, St., M Sept. 12
Secundinus, St., M... May 21 Serapion, St., B Oct. 30
Secundinus, St., B., M.July 1 Serapion, St., M Nov. 14
Secundinus, St Sept. 1 Serapion, St., M Nov. 14
Secundimis, St., M Mch. 7 Serena, St Aug. 16
Secundus, St., M Jan. 9 Serenus, St., Catechu-
Secundus, St., M Mch. 24 men, M June 28
Secundus, St., M Mch. 29 Serenus, St., Catechu-
Secundus, St., B May 15 men, M June 28
Secundus, St., Pr., M., Sergius, St., M Feb. 24
and others May 21 Sergius, St., M July 27
454 INDEX.
Servandus, Oct.
Sidonius, St., B Aug. 23
Servati'us, St., B May 13
M 11
Servideus, Monk, Sidronius, St., July
St.,
M Jan. 13 Sigisbert, St., C July 11
Servideus, St., M Sept. 16 Sigismund, St., King.. May 1
Feb. 8
Siridion. St., B Jan. 2j Stephen, St., A Feb. 13
Sisenandus, St., D., M.July 16 Stephen, St., B., C Feb. 13
Sisinius, St., D., M....May 11 Stephen, St., Apr. M 1
Sisinius, St.,M May 29 Stephen, St., A
!
Apr. 17
Sisinius, St.,M Nov. 23 Stephen, St., B., M Apr. 25
Sisinius, St., D., M.-.Nov. 2& Stephen,
j
St., M Apr. 27
Siviard, St., A Mch. ] Stephen, St., P., M Aug. 2
Sixtus, St., P.,M Apr. 6 Stephen, St., A., M Aug. 6
Smaragdois, St., M Aug. 8 Stephen, St., Subdea-
Sobel. St., M Aug. 5|
|
con, M Aug. 6
Socrates, St., M Apr. 19 Stephen, St., King Sept. 2
Socrates, St., M Sept. 17 Stephen, St., Sept. M 17
M
j
Stratonicus, St., M
Jan. 13 T.
Sturmius, St., A Dec. 17
Tammarus, St Sept. 1
Stylian, St., Anchoret Nov. . 26
Stryiaous, St., M Nov. 2 Tarbula, St., V., M., and
her maid-servant... Apr. 22
Successus, St., M Jan. 19
Tatian, St., M Sept. 12
Successus, St., M Mch. 28 M Jan. 12
Tatiana, St.,
Successus, St., M Apr. 16 Tatio, St., M . Aug. 24
Successus, St., M Dec. 9 Tatta, St., M .-; Sept. 25
Sulpicius, St., surnamed Taurinus, St., B Aug. 11
Pius Jan. 17 Taurio, St., M Nov. 7
Sulpicius, Severus, St., Telesphorus, St., P., M.Jan. 5
B Jan. 29 Terence, St., M Sept 27
S-ulpicius, St., M Apr. 20 Terentian, St., B., M..Sept 1
Superius, St., M June 26 Terentius, St., M., and
Suranus, St., A., Jan. 24 companions 10
Apr.
Susanna, St., M., and Terentius, St, B., M..June 21
children May 24 Teresa, St., V 15
Oct.
Susanna, St., V., M...Aug. 11 Tertius, St., C 6
Dec.
Susanna, St., M Sept. 20 Tertulla, St, V., M.... Apr. 29
Swidbert, St., B Mch. 1 Tertullian, St., B., C..Apr. 27
Swithin, St., B July 2 Tertullinus, St., Pr.,M.Aug. 4
Syagrous, St., B., C...Aug. 27 Thaddeus, St., also called
Sycus, St., M May 30 Jude, Apostle, M.,
Sylvanus, St Mch. 8 birthday of Oct. 28
Sylvanus, St., M May 5 Thalalseus, St., M., and
Sylvanois, St., M July 10 companions May 20
Sylvanus, St., C Sept. 22 Thalus, St., Mch. M 11
Sylvia, St -..Nov. 3 Thamales, St., M., and
Symmachus, St., P July 19 companions Sept. 4
Symphorian, St, M...July 7 Tharacus, St., Oct. M 11
Symphorian, St., M...Aug. 22 Tharasius, St., B Feb. 25
Symphorian, St., M...NOV. 8 Tharsicius, St, Jan. M 31
Symphorosa, St., M
July 2 Tharsicius, St.. Acolyte,
. . .
Symphorosa, St., M
July 18
. . . Aug.M 15
Symphronius, St., M..Feb. 8 Tharsilla, St., V Dec. 24
Symphronius, St., M..July 26 Thea, St., Dec. M 19
Symphronius, St., M..Oct. 31 Thecla, St., Mch. M 26
Syncletica, St Jan. 5 Thecla, St, Aug. M 19
Synesius, St., M May 21 Thecla, St Aug. 30
Synesius, St., Lector, Thecla, St., V., Sept M 3
M Dec. 12 Thecla, St., V., Sept M 23
Syntyche, St July 22 Thecla. St., Abbess Oct. 15
Syricius, St., M Feb. 21 Thecusa, St., V., M...May 18
Syrus, St., B June 29 Themistocles, St Dec. 21
Syrus, St., B Dec. 9 Theobold, St, Hermit. July 1
INDEX. 457