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Calendar
Calendar of Celtic and Old English Saints of the Orthodox Church
In the following calendar, the Church date is listed first, followed by the corresponding date on the civil calendar. Of course, for those following the Gregorian or Revised Julian calendars, the first date listed is both the Church and civil date. Note that since the various local Orthodox Churches in the British Isles developed slightly different liturgical calendars, some saints appear on two or more dates. In these cases, the listings are cross-referenced, and an asterisk before the saint's name indicates the date is not the main commemoration.
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| September 1 / 14 |
Beginning of the Liturgical Year |
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Fiachra (Fiacre) of Ireland (+7th c.), Hermit and Founder of
Saint-Fiacre-en-Brie, France (see also August 18)
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Lythan of Llandaff, Wales |
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Drithelm (+c. 700), Hermit of Maelros (Melrose), Scotland,
Who Saw Hell as Related by Saint Bede (see also August 17) |
| September 2 / 15 |
Lolan, Bishop in Scotland |
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Hieu (+7th c.), Abbess of Tadcaster, Yorkshire, England
Who Was Tonsured by Saint Aidan of Lindisfarne |
| September 3 / 16 |
Translation of the Relics of Edward, King of England and Martyr,
to the Orthodox Church of Saint Edward at Brookwood, Near Guildford
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Oengus (Angus) Mac Nisse, Bishop of Connor, Dalriada |
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Balin, Confessor of Tuam, Ireland |
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Balin (+7th c.), Prince and Monk of Lindisfarne, Brother of Saint Gerald |
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Hereswith (+690) of Northumbria, Nun of Gaul, Sister of Saint Hilda |
| September 4 / 17 |
Translation of the Relics of Birinus, Bishop of Dorchester-on-Thames
and Enlightener of Wessex |
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Translation of the Relics of Cuthbert, Bishop of Lindisfarne |
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Monessa of Ireland, Virgin |
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Rhuddlad, Virgin of Anglesey, Wales |
| September 5 / 18 |
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| September 6 / 19 |
Bega (+7th c.), Anchoress of St Bee's Head, Cumberland,
Founder of a Monastery Near Whitehaven, England (see also October 31)
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Maculin, Bishop of Lusk, Scotland |
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Felix, Priest, and Augebert, Deacon, of England
Slaves Redeemed by Saint Gregory the Great, Martyrs at Champagne, France |
| September 7 / 20 |
Alcmund (+781) and Tilbert (+789), Bishops of Hexham, England |
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* Dunstan (+988), Abbot of Glastonbury, Twenty-Sixth Archbishop of Canterbury
(see also May 19) |
| September 8 / 21 |
Nativity of the Theotokos |
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Kinemark, Chieftain and Confessor, Disciple of Saint Dyfrig, in Wales |
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Ina (+727), King of Wessex, Restorer of Glastonbury,
and His Queen Ethelburga (+727) |
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Ethelburga (+647), Queen and Abbess of Lyminge, Kent,
Daughter of King Saint Aethelbert, Wife of Saint Edwin (see also April 5) |
| September 9 / 22 |
Ciarán of Clonmacnois (+549)
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Osmanna of Ireland, Hermitess |
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Wulfhilda (+c. 1000), Abbess of Barking and Horton, Prophetess and Wonderworker |
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Bettelin (Bertram) (+8th c.), Prince and Hermit of Crowland, Lincolnshire,
Disciple of St Guthlac |
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Argariarga of Ireland (+c. 650), Hermitess in Brittany |
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* Wilfrida (+c. 988), Mother of Saint Edith and Abbess of Wilton,
Who Repented of a Sinful Youth and Was Tonsured by St Ethelwold of Winchester
(see also September 13) |
| September 10 / 23 |
Finian of Magh Bile (Moville), County Down, Ulster (+579)
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Frithestan (+932), Bishop of Winchester, England |
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Otger of Northumbria (+8th c.), Monk and Missionary,
Disciple of St Wiro and St Plechelm |
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Translation of the Relics of Egwin, Bishop of Worcester |
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Translation of the Relics of Ethelwold, Bishop of Winchester, England |
| September 11 / 24 |
Deiniol (Daniel), Bishop of Bangor, Wales
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| September 12 / 25 |
Ailbas (Elvis), Bishop of Emley (Ireland) |
| September 13 / 26 |
Wilfrida (+c. 988), Mother of Saint Edith and Abbess of Wilton,
Who Repented of a Sinful Youth and Was Tonsured by St Ethelwold of Winchester
(see also September 9) |
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* Theneva (Thenu, Enoch, Denw), Virgin of Glasgow, Mother of
Saint Kentigern (Mungo) — some authorities associate her
with St Dwynen of Wales (see also January 25) |
| September 14 / 27 |
The Elevation of the Precious and Life-giving Cross |
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Cormac of Cashel, King of Munster, and Bishop |
| September 15 / 28 |
Mirrin (Merinus) of Bangor, Ireland, Abbot of Paisley |
| September 16 / 29 |
Ninian (Nynia, Ninnidh) (+c. 432), Apostle to the Picts, Abbot of Candida Casa
("White House") Monastery, Bishop of Whithorn
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Edith (+984), Abbess of Wilton, Daughter of Saint Edgar and Saint Wilfrida,
Who Was Distinguished for Her Generosity to the Poor and Familiarity
with Wild Animals |
| September 17 / 30 |
Socrates and Stephen, Martyrs at Monmouth, Wales |
| September 18 / October 1 |
Higbald, Abbot and Hermit in Lincolnshire |
| September 19 / October 2 |
Theodore of Tarsus (+690), Eighth Archbishop of Canterbury
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| September 20 / October 3 |
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| September 21 / October 4 |
Mabenna, Daughter of Saint Brychan of Brecknock |
| September 22 / October 5 |
Llolan |
| September 23 / October 6 |
Adamnan (+704), Abbot of Iona |
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Aelfwald, King of Northumbria |
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Cissa (+8th c.), Hermit in Northumbria, Disciple of Saint Guthlac |
| September 24 / October 7 |
Berchtun, Abbot of Beverley, Disciple of Saint John of Beverley |
| September 25 / October 8 |
Ceolfrith (Geoffrey), Abbot and Confessor of Wearmouth and Jarrow
[Life] |
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Findbar (Barry), Hermit of Gougane, Abbot of Cork |
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Caian of Tregaian in Anglesey, Wales, Son of Saint Brychan of Brecknock |
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Mewrog of Denbighshire, Wales |
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Fimbert, Bishop in Scotland |
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Cadoc (Cadog), Abbot of Llancarfan (+6th c.) |
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Egelred (+870), Martyr of Crowland, Lincolnshire |
| September 26 / October 9 |
Colmanel, Abbot in Ireland, Nephew of Saint Columcille |
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Morgan, Hermit in Cornwall, Disciple of Saint Iltutus |
| September 27 / October 10 |
Barry, Disciple of Saint Cadoc |
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Wulsin, Bishop and Confessor of Sherborne |
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Sigebert, King of East Anglia and Monk |
| September 28 / October 11 |
Tetta (+c. 772), Abbess of Wimborne, Dorset, and Wonderworker,
Friend of Saint Boniface |
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Lioba (+782), Nun of Minster-in-Thanet and Later of Wimborne, Dorset,
Under Saint Tetta; She Was Sent to Help Her Relative, Saint Boniface, in Germany,
Where She Became an Abbess |
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Conwall of Scotland, Priest, Disciple of Saint Kentigern |
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Forseus, Bishop in Ireland |
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Machan, Bishop in Scotland |
| September 29 / October 12 |
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| September 30 / October 13 |
Honorius (+653), Fifth Archbishop of Canterbury |
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Tancred, Torthred (men) and Tova (woman), Hermits of Thorney, Cambridgeshire,
Martyred by the Danes (+870) |
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Midan of Anglesey, Wales |
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Engenedl of Anglesey, Wales |
| October 1 / 14 |
Melor (Mylor) of Cornwall, Child-Martyr |
| October 2 / 15 |
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| October 3 / 16 |
Ewald the Fair and Ewald the Dark (+695) of Northumbria, Missionary Priests
and Martyrs in Germany |
| October 4 / 17 |
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| October 5 / 18 |
Murdoc the Culdee in Argyleshire, Hermit |
| October 6 / 19 |
Cummian the White, Abbot of Iona |
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Failbhe, Abbot in Scotland |
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Ceollach, Bishop of the Mercians |
| October 7 / 20 |
Dubtach, Archbishop of Armagh |
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Osyth of Chich (+c. 700), Essex, Princess and Martyr |
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Canog, Son of Saint Brychan of Brecknock |
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Franca, Promptia and Possena, Sisters of St Helanus of Cornwall |
| October 8 / 21 |
Translation of the Relics of Aidan, Bishop of Lindisfarne
and Enlightener of Northumbria |
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Translation of the Relics of Ceolfrith (Geoffrey),
Abbot and Confessor of Wearmouth and Jarrow |
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Iwigius (Iwi) of Lindisfarne (+c. 690), Deacon and Hermit of Wilton,
Disciple of Saint Cuthbert |
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Keyna, Virgin, Daughter of Saint Brychan of Brecknock |
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Ceallan (Helen), Priest-Hermit of Cornwall and Brittany |
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Triduana (Trollhoena, Tredwell) of Restalrig in Scotland, Virgin
(see also November 9) |
| October 9 / 22 |
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| October 10 / 23 |
Paulinus (+644), First Archbishop of York |
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Patrician, Bishop in Scotland |
| October 11 / 24 |
Cainnech (Canice, Kenneth) (+c. 600), Abbot of Kilkenny, Ireland
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Ethelburga (+675), Abbess of Barking, Essex, Sister of Saint Erkenwald |
| October 12 / 25 |
Edwin, King of Northumbria |
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Wilfrith, Bishop and Confessor of York |
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Fiech (Fiacc), Bishop of Sletty in Ireland, Friend of Saint Pádraig |
| October 13 / 26 |
Comgan (Cowan), Abbot of Lochalsh, Brother of Saint Kentigerna,
Hermitess of Loch Lomond |
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Fyncana and Fyndocha of Scotland, Virgins |
| October 14 / 27 |
Manaccus, Abbot of Caer Gybi (Holyhead) in Wales |
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Manacca, Abbess of Cornwall |
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Harold, Last Orthodox King of England,
and Those Killed with Him at Hastings |
| October 15 / 28 |
Ethelric, Bishop of Durham |
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Translation of the Relics of Oswald, Archbishop of York |
| October 16 / 29 |
Gall of Ireland, Priest and Hermit, Enlightener of Switzerland |
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Ciara of Cork, Virgin |
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Colmán, Bishop of Killruadh in Ireland |
| October 17 / 30 |
Nothelm, Archbishop of Canterbury, England, Friend of Saint Bede |
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Elevation of the Incorrupt Relics of Etheldreda, Queen, Abbess of Ely |
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Ethelred and Aethelbert of Kent, Princes and Martyrs,
Great-Grandsons of Saint Aethelbert |
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Regulus, Abbot of Fife, Scotland (see also March 30) |
| October 18 / 31 |
Gwen, Abbess, Aunt of Saint Dewi (David) of Wales |
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Gwendolyn, Abbess in Wales |
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Brothen of Wales |
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Gwen (Candida, Blanche) of Talgarth, Martyr,
Daughter of Saint Brychan of Brecknock |
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Selevan of Wales, Martyr |
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Monon of Scotland, Hermit in the Ardennes, Martyr |
| October 19 / November 1 |
Frideswitha (Frideswide) of Oxford, Abbess of Saint Mary's |
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Ethbin, Abbess of Kildare |
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Eadnoth, Bishop of Dorchester, Martyr |
| October 20 / November 2 |
Acca, Bishop of Hexham, Friend of Saint Bede |
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Bradan, Bishop of the Isle of Man |
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Orora of the Isle of Man |
| October 21 / November 3 |
Fintan Munnu, Abbot of Taghmon in Ireland |
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Tuda, Bishop of Lindisfarne |
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Ordination of Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury, England |
| October 22 / November 4 |
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| October 23 / November 5 |
Ethelfleda, Abbess of Romsey, England, Mentor of Saint Dunstan |
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Columba of Cornwall, Virgin and Martyr |
| October 24 / November 6 |
Cadfarch, Monk of Montgomery, Founder of Churches |
| October 25 / November 7 |
Caidin, Confessor in Ireland |
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Canna, Saudren and Crallo, Confessors in Wales |
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Translation of the Relics of John, Bishop of Beverley |
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Marnock (Ernene), Bishop of Kilmarnock in Scotland (see also August 18) |
| October 26 / November 8 |
Cedd (+664), Founder of Lastingham, Bishop and Apostle of the East Saxons
— his brothers are Saints Ceadda (Chad) and Cynibil (see March 2)
[Ikon] |
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Daria and Derbilia of Connaught, Virgins |
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Nasad, Beoan and Mellan, Hermits in Down, Ireland |
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Gwinoc and His Father Aneurin (Gildas), Monks in Wales |
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Tudyr, Confessor of Wales |
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Eata, Abbot of Lindisfarne, Bishop of Hexham |
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Cuthbert, Archbishop of Canterbury, England |
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Eadfrith, Priest-Monk of Leominster |
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Edfrith, Bishop of Lindisfarne |
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Bean, Bishop of Morthlach in Leinster |
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Alfred the Great, King of England (+899) |
| October 27 / November 9 |
Odhran, Abbot of Iona |
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Ia and Breacha of Cornwall, Virgins |
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Athelstan, King of England |
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Abban of Wexford, Founder of Monasteries, Nephew of Saint Coemgen |
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Colmán, Abbot of Senboth-fola in Ireland |
| October 28 / November 10 |
Dorbheneus, Abbot of Iona |
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Eadsin, Archbishop of Canterbury, England,
Who Crowned King Edward the Confessor |
| October 29 / November 11 |
Elfleda, Princess, Abbess of Rumsey |
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Kinnera (Kennera), Hermitess at Kirk Kinner in Galloway, Scotland |
| October 30 / November 12 |
Talaric, Bishop in Scotland |
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Illogan of Cornwall, Confessor |
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Egelnoth the Good, Archbishop of Canterbury, England |
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Leofric, Earl of Mercia |
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Ordination of Swithin, Bishop of Winchester, England |
| October 31 / November 13 |
Urith of Cornwall, Brother of Saint Ia (Ives) the Virgin
and Martyr of Cornwall |
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Begu, Nun of Hackness |
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* Bega (+7th c.), Anchoress of St Bee's Head Cumberland,
Founder of a Monastery Near Whitehaven, England (see also September 6) |
| November 1 / 14 |
Gwenfil and Callwin, Virgins in Brecknockshire |
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In Wales, Hermit Dingad, King Cledwin, and Pabiali,
Sons of Saint Brychan of Brecknock |
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Cadfan, Abbot of Bardsey Island, Wales |
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Ceitho of Cardiganshire, One of the Five Brothers |
| November 2 / 15 |
Hercus, Bishop of Slane, Ireland, Consecrated by Saint Pádraig |
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Maura and Baya, Hermitesses in Scotland — see note on January 28 |
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Cumgar of Devonshire, Confessor |
| November 3 / 16 |
Gwenvrewi (Winifred, Winefride) of Holywell, Abbess of Denbighshire, Wales |
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Gwyddfarch, Hermit of Moel yr Ancr, Wales |
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Englat, Abbot of Tarves, Scotland |
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Elerius, Prior in North Wales |
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Elevation of the Relics of Edith, Abbess of Wilton, by Saint Dunstan |
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Rumwold, Infant Prince of Northumbria |
| November 4 / 17 |
Brinstan (Birnstan), Bishop and Confessor of Winchester, England |
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Clether of Cornwall, Hermit |
| November 5 / 18 |
Kea, Bishop of Devon and Cornwall |
| November 6 / 19 |
Illtud, Monk and Founder of Llantwit Major Monastery in Wales,
Cousin of King Arthur |
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Edwen, Virgin of Anglesey, Wales, and Daughter of King Saint Edwin |
| November 7 / 20 |
Willibrord of Northumbria, Archbishop of Utrecht, Apostle to Friesland |
| November 8 / 21 |
Gervat (Gerardine), Hermit of Kinnedor in Moray, Scotland |
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Keby, Bishop of Caernarvon, Wales |
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Cybi, Abbot of Holyhead, Wales |
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Tysilio, Abbot of Meifod, Wales |
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Moroc, Bishop in Scotland |
| November 9 / 22 |
Benen (Benignus), Archbishop of Armagh, Saint Pádraig's chanter |
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Pabo, Founder of Llanbabon Monastery in Anglesey, Wales |
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Triduana (Trollhoena, Tredwell) of Restalrig in Scotland, Virgin
(see also October 8) |
| November 10 / 23 |
Elaeth of Anglesey, Wales, King, Monk, and Poet |
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Aod MacBricc, Bishop of Meath |
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Justus, Archbishop of Canterbury, England |
| November 11 / 24 |
Cynfran of Wales, Son of Saint Brychan of Brecknock |
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Rhedius of Llanllyfni, Wales |
| November 12 / 25 |
Machar (Mochonnan, Mochrieba, Makarios), Bishop of Aberdeenshire,
Disciple of Saint Columcille |
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Cummian, Abbot in Ireland, Who Wrote Concerning the True Pascha |
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Cadwallador, King of Wales |
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Ymar, Monk of Reculver in Kent, Martyr |
| November 13 / 26 |
Devenick, Bishop of Caithness, Scotland |
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Gredifael, Abbot of Whitland, Wales |
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All Holy Monks and Nuns of Worcester |
| November 14 / 27 |
Dyfrig, Archbishop of Caerleon, Wales, in King Arthur's Day |
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Constant, Priest-Hermit at Lough, Ireland |
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Modan (Modanic), Bishop of Fraserburgh, Scotland |
| November 15 / 28 |
Machudd of Anglesey, Abbot and Founder of Llanfechell, Wales |
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* Maughold (Maccald, Machalus), Bishop of the Isle of Man (see also April 25) |
| November 16 / 29 |
Afan, Abbot in Wales |
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Alfric, Archbishop of Canterbury, England |
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Ordination of Alphege, Archbishop of Canterbury, England, Martyr |
| November 17 / 30 |
Hild (Hilda), Abbess of Whitby, Who Convoked the Synod of Whitby |
| November 18 / December 1 |
Winnen, Bishop in Scotland |
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Keverne of Cornwall, Friend of Ciarán |
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Mabyn, Nun of Cornwall |
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* Fergus, Bishop of Glamis, Scotland (see also November 27) |
| November 19 / December 2 |
Ermenburgh (+c. 700), Abbess of Minster-in-Thanet, Kent |
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Egbert, Archbishop of York |
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Medana, Virgin of Galloway, Scotland |
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Ermenberga (Domneva) (+c. 650), Widow — possibly the same as
Abbess Ermenburgh above? |
| November 20 / December 3 |
Edmund (+870), King of East Anglia, Martyr |
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Humbert, Bishop of the East Saxons, Martyr |
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Eval, Bishop of Cornwall |
| November 21 / December 4 |
The Entrance of the Theotokos into the Temple |
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Columban of Ireland, Abbot and Founder of Luxeuil Abbey in France,
Founder of Bobbio, and His Disciple, Columban |
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Digain of Cornwall, Son of King Constantine |
| November 22 / December 5 |
Deinol (Daniel) the Second, Abbot of Bangor, Wales |
| November 23 / December 6 |
Paulinus, Abbot and Founder of Whitland, Wales |
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Edred, King of England |
| November 24 / December 7 |
Minver, Virgin of Cornwall |
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Eanfleda, Abbess of Whitby, Daughter of King Saint Edwin |
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Kenan, Bishop of Damleag in Meath, Ireland, First Bishop
in Ireland to Build a Stone Church, Friend of Saint Pádraig |
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Colmán, Bishop of Cloyne |
| November 25 / December 8 |
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| November 26 / December 9 |
Egelwin, Prince of Athelney in Somerset |
| November 27 / December 10 |
Seachnall, Bishop of Dunshaughlin, Ireland |
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Gallgo, Abbot in Wales |
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Edwold, Hermit of Cerne in Dorsetshire,
Brother of Saint Edmund the Martyr |
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Congar, Bishop of Somerset |
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Fergus, Bishop of Glamis, Scotland (see also November 18) |
| November 28 / December 11 |
Patrician, Bishop of Sutherland, Scotland |
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Fionnchu, Abbot of Bangor, Wales |
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Juthwara, Virgin and Martyr of Cornwall |
| November 29 / December 12 |
Brendan of Birr, Abbot |
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Sadwen of Wales, Brother of Saint Iltutus |
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Ethelwin, Hermit of Athelney |
| November 30 / December 13 |
Crida (+7th c.), Princess of Leinster, Mother of St Boethius,
Patron of Creed, Cornwall (celebrated on the Sunday nearest this date) |
| December 1 / 14 |
Grewst, Confessor of Denbighshire, Wales |
| December 2 / 15 |
Trumwin, Bishop of Whitby |
| December 3 / 16 |
Birinus, Bishop of Dorchester-on-Thames and Enlightener of Wessex |
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Lucius, King of Britain, Who Asked Pope Eleutherius for Missionaries to
Christianise His People in A.D. 187 |
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Ethernan, Bishop in Scotland |
| December 4 / 17 |
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| December 5 / 18 |
Cawrdaf of Wales, Monk under Saint Iltutus |
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Justinian, Hermit and Martyr of Ramsey Island, Wales |
| December 6 / 19 |
Auxilius, Isserninus, and Secundius, Bishops in Ireland,
Associates of Saint Pádraig |
| December 7 / 20 |
Boethius, Bishop in Scotland, Missionary Among the Picts |
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Dima, Bishop of the Mercians and Middle Anglians |
| December 8 / 21 |
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| December 9 / 22 |
Lesmo, Hermit at Glentamire, Scotland |
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Ethelgiva, Abbess of Shaftesbury, Daughter of King Saint Alfred the Great |
| December 10 / 23 |
Deinol (Daniel), Bishop of Bangor, Wales |
| December 11 / 24 |
Peris, Confessor of Wales |
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Cian, Hermit in Caernarvonshire, Wales |
| December 12 / 25 |
Finian, Bishop of Clonard and Skellig Michael, Ireland |
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Columba, Abbot of Tyrdalgas, Munster |
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Cormac, Abbot in Ireland |
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Colmán, Abbot of Glendalough, Ireland |
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Edburga of Thanet, Abbess of Minster |
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Agatha, Virgin of Wimborne, Companion of Saint Lioba |
| December 13 / 26 |
Columba, Abbot in Ireland |
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Edburga, Nun of Lyminge in Kent |
| December 14 / 27 |
Fingar, His Sister Phiala and Others, Martyrs Near Penzance in Cornwall |
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Hybald, Abbot of Lincolnshire |
| December 15 / 28 |
Nothelm, Archbishop of Canterbury, England, Friend of Saint Bede |
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Florentius, Abbot of Bangor, Wales |
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Offa, Monk of Essex |
| December 16 / 29 |
Bean, Bishop of Mortlach in Banff, Scotland |
| December 17 / 30 |
Tydecho of Merionethshire, Wales, Brother of Saint Cadfan |
| December 18 / 31 |
Flannan, First Bishop of Killaloe, Ireland |
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Manire (Monirus, Niniar), Bishop of Aberdeenshire and Banff,
Apostle to Northern Scotland (see also December 19) |
| December 19 / January 1 |
Samthann (Samantha) of Meath, Abbess and Foundress
of Cluain-Bronach, Ireland |
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Manire (Monirus, Niniar), Bishop of Aberdeenshire and Banff,
Apostle to Northern Scotland (see also December 18) |
| December 20 / January 2 |
Ursicinus, Abbot of Ursanne, Companion of Saint Columban |
| December 21 / January 3 |
Berenwald, Priest-Martyr Near Oxford at the Village of Bampton |
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Elgiva of Shaftesbury, Queen and Nun |
| December 22 / January 4 |
Ernan, Monk of Donegal, Ireland |
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Amaethlu, Founder of Llanfaethlu, Wales |
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Athernaise (Ithernaisc) the Mute of Fife, Scotland |
| December 23 / January 5 |
Frithebert, Bishop of Hexham, England |
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Mazota, Virgin of Abernethy, Scotland |
| December 24 / January 6 |
Caranus, Bishop in East Scotland |
| December 25 / January 7 |
The Nativity of our Lord, God and Saviour Jesus Christ in the Flesh |
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Alburga, Nun and Foundress of Wilton Near Salisbury, England |
| December 26 / January 8 |
Jarlath, Bishop of Tuam, Ireland |
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Tahai, Hermit of Glamorganshire, Abbot of Llantathan, Wales,
Nephew of Saint Sampson of Dol, Brittany |
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Maethlu of Anglesey, Wales |
| December 27 / January 9 |
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| December 28 / January 10 |
Alphege, Archbishop of Canterbury, England, Martyr |
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Romulus and Conindrus, Bishops and Missionaries in the Isle of Man |
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Maughold, Bishop in Ireland |
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Gowan, Wife of King Tewdrig of Glamorgan, Wales |
| December 29 / January 11 |
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| December 30 / January 12 |
Egwin, Bishop of Worcester, Founder of Evesham Monastery, England |
| December 31 / January 13 |
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| January 1 / 14 |
Mochua, Monk of Balla Monastery in Connaught, Ireland |
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Elvan, Second Bishop of London |
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Medwin, Confessor in England |
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Beoc (Beanus), Abbot in Donegal, Ireland |
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Fanchea, Virgin at Rossory in Fermanagh, Ireland |
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Connat, Abbess of Kildare, Ireland |
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Maelrhys, Confessor of Bardsey Island, Wales |
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Cuan, Abbot |
| January 2 / 15 |
Mainchin (Munchin), Bishop of Limerick, Ireland |
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Seiriol of Wales |
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Blidulf, Monk of Bobbio Monastery in Italy |
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Some 1000 Holy Martyrs Who Suffered at Lichfield, England, under Diocletian |
| January 3 / 16 |
Fintan, Abbot of Doon, Scotland |
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Finlugh, Abbot in County Derry, Ireland |
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Blitmund, Abbot of Bobbio Monastery in Italy |
| January 4 / 17 |
Rumon, Bishop and Confessor of Devon, England |
| January 5 / 18 |
Cyra, Abbess of Kilkeary |
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Translation of the Relics of Rumon, Bishop of Devon, to Tavistock |
| January 6 / 19 |
Holy Theophany of our Lord, God and Saviour Jesus Christ |
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Schottin, Hermit of Kilkenny, Founder of the Boys' School There |
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Peter, Abbot of Canterbury, England |
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Diman, Bishop of Connor |
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Hywin, Confessor of Averdaron |
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Merinus the Hermit |
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Edeyrn the Hermit |
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Eigrad, Brother of Saint Sampson of York |
| January 7 / 20 |
Kentigerna, Sister of Comgan (Cowan) of Lochalsh,
Mother of Saint Fillan of Strathfillan, Hermitess of Loch Lomond,
Widow on the Isle of Inchebroida, Scotland |
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Brannock, Abbot of Braunton in Devon, England
[Ikon] |
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Cronan Beg, Bishop in County Down, Ireland |
| January 8 / 21 |
Ergnada, Virgin of Ulster, Who Was Veiled by Saint Pádraig |
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Albert, Bishop of Cashel, Ireland |
|
Athelm, Archbishop of Canterbury, England, Uncle of Saint Dunstan |
|
Edgar the "Peaceable", King of England |
|
Wulsin, Bishop of Sherborne, England |
|
Pega, Hermitess of Peakirk, England, Sister of Saint Guthlac |
|
Nathalan, Bishop of Aberdeenshire, Scotland (see also January 19) |
| January 9 / 22 |
Adrian, Abbot of Canterbury, England |
|
Translation of the Relics of Judoc, Hermit of Ponthieu and Confessor,
to Winchester, England |
|
Brithwald, Archbishop of Canterbury, England |
|
Faolan (Fillan), Abbot of Strathfillan, Scotland, Son of Saint Kentigerna,
Hermitess of Loch Lomond (see also January 19) |
| January 10 / 23 |
Thomian, Bishop of Armagh, Ireland |
| January 11 / 24 |
Ethne (Ethenia) and Fedelm (Fidelmia), Princesses and Nuns of Connaught,
Veiled by Saint Pádraig |
|
Boadin the Irishman, Hermit in France |
| January 12 / 25 |
Benedict Biscop, Abbot of Wearmouth, Who Introduced Glass Windows
to England, and Raised Saint Bede |
|
Alan ab Erbin, Confessor in Cornwall |
| January 13 / 26 |
Kentigern (Mungo, Cyndeyrn), Abbot and Bishop of Glasgow |
|
Erbin (Hermes), Confessor in Cornwall |
|
Elian (Alan) of Cornwall |
|
* Kessog (Makessog) (see also March 10) |
| January 14 / 27 |
|
| January 15 / 28 |
Ita (Ida, Dorothy), Hermitess in Limerick, Ireland,
and Foster-Mother of Saint Brendan |
|
Ceolwulf, King, Monk of Lindisfarne |
|
Saul, Confessor of Wales, Father of Saint Asaph |
|
Lleudadd (Laudatus), Abbot of Bardsey Island, Wales |
| January 16 / 29 |
Fursey of Ireland, Abbot of Burgh Castle and Péronne Monastery, France |
|
Dunchaid Ó Braoin, Abbot of Clonmacnoise, Ireland |
| January 17 / 30 |
Mildgyth (Milgitha), Virgin of Canterbury, England, Abbess of Minster |
|
Nennius, Abbot in Ireland |
| January 18 / 31 |
Dermot, Abbot of Innis-Clotran Island |
| January 19 / February 1 |
Blaithmac (Blaitmaic), Abbot of Iona,
and Other Monks Martyred with Him by the Danes (+825) |
|
Translation of the Relics of Branwallader, Bishop of Jersey,
to Milton Abbey in Dorset, England |
|
* Nathalan, Bishop of Aberdeenshire, Scotland (see also January 8) |
|
* Faolan (Fillan), Abbot of Strathfillan, Scotland, Son of Saint Kentigerna,
Hermitess of Loch Lomond (see also January 9) |
| January 20 / February 2 |
Fechin (Vigean), Abbot of Fobhar, Ireland |
|
Molagga, Abbot of Fermoy, Ireland |
| January 21 / February 3 |
Brigid, Virgin of Kilbride |
|
Laudog, Confessor of Wales |
|
Vimin, Bishop in Scotland, Founder of Holywood Monastery |
| January 22 / February 4 |
Brithwald, Bishop of Sarum, Who Moved His See from Ramsbury |
| January 23 / February 5 |
Wendreda, Virgin of March, England |
|
Maimbod of Ireland (?), Martyred at Besançon, France |
|
Colman, Bishop of Lismore |
|
* Boisil (Boswell), Abbot of Maelros (Melrose), Scotland (see also July 7) |
| January 24 / February 6 |
Cadoc, Bishop and Martyr of Llancarvan, Wales |
|
Guasacht, Bishop in Ireland, Son of Saint Pádraig's Former Master |
| January 25 / February 7 |
Eochod, Apostle to the Picts of Galloway, Scotland |
|
Theoritgitha, Virgin, Novice-Mistress of Barking on the Thames, England |
|
Dwynen (Dwyn), Virgin of Llandwyn, Wales |
|
Translation of the Relics of Fursey of Ireland, Abbot of Burgh Castle
and Péronne Monastery, France |
|
Theneva (Thenu, Enoch, Denw), Virgin of Glasgow, Mother of
Saint Kentigern (Mungo) (see also September 13) — some authorities associate
her with St Dwynen of Wales (see above) |
| January 26 / February 8 |
Conan, Bishop of Iona and the Isle of Man |
| January 27 / February 9 |
Natalis, Abbot in Ireland |
|
Translation of the Relics of Ethelfleda, Abbess of Romsey, England,
Mentor of Saint Dunstan |
| January 28 / February 10 |
Canair (Kinnera), Virgin on the Isle of Inniscathy, Bantry Bay, Ireland |
|
Brigid and Maura, Daughters of a Scottish Chieftain, Martyrs in Picardy
on the Way to Rome — possibly the same as Maura and Baya on November 2 |
| January 29 / February 11 |
Flora (Blath), Virgin of Kildare, Ireland |
|
Gildas the Wise, Bishop in Brittany |
| January 30 / February 12 |
Tibbe, Virgin of Brecknock, Wales |
| January 31 / February 13 |
Maedoc, Bishop of Ferns, Ireland |
|
Aidan, Bishop of Ferns, Ireland |
|
Adamnan, Priest of Coldingham, Scotland |
|
Monacella the Recluse, Virgin in Wales |
| February 1 / 14 |
Brigid (Brid) (+525), Abbess of Kildare, and Her Disciple, Darlugdach, Nun |
|
Jarlath, Bishop of Armagh, Ireland |
|
Cinnia, Virgin of Ulster, Veiled by Saint Pŕdraig |
|
Crewenna the Confessor, Who Travelled with Saint Breaca of Cornwall |
|
Euny of Cornwall, Brother of Ia (Ives) the Virgin and Martyr of Cornwall |
| February 2 / 15 |
The Meeting of our Lord, God and Saviour Jesus Christ |
| February 3 / 16 |
Ia (Ives), Virgin and Martyr of Cornwall |
|
Caellainn, Virgin in Ireland |
|
Werburga, Widow and Abbess of Hanbury in Mercia |
|
Colmán MacDuach, Bishop of Connaught, Ireland |
|
Laurence, Archbishop of Canterbury, England |
| February 4 / 17 |
Modan, Abbot of Stirling, Falkirk, and Maelros (Melrose), Scotland |
|
Aldate of Gloucester, England |
| February 5 / 18 |
Indractus the Hermit, His Sister Dominica,
and Nine Others Martyred with Them at Glastonbury, England |
| February 6 / 19 |
Mel of Armagh, Melchus and Munis of Lough Lee, Bishops,
and Rioch, Abbot in Ireland, Nephews of Saint Pádraig |
|
Finian, Abbot in Ireland |
|
Ina, King of the West Saxons |
| February 7 / 20 |
Augulus, Bishop and Martyr of London |
|
Richard of Wessex, Confessor |
|
Ronan of Innerleithen, Bishop of Kilmaronen, Scotland (see also June 1) |
| February 8 / 21 |
Cuthman, Hermit at Steyning in Sussex, England |
|
Kigwe (Keve, Kew), Virgin of Monmouthshire, Wales |
|
Elfleda, Abbess of Whitby after Saint Hilda |
| February 9 / 22 |
Teilo, Bishop of Llandaff, Wales |
|
Taraghta, Virgin in Ireland |
|
Eingan, Hermit of Llanengan, Wales |
|
Cuaran the Wise, Bishop of Iona |
|
Cronan the Wise, Bishop in Ireland and Canonist |
| February 10 / 23 |
Merwinna, Abbess of Romsey, England |
|
Trumwin, Bishop of Abercorn |
| February 11 / 24 |
Ecian, Bishop in Ireland |
|
Gobnata, Abbess in County Cork, Ireland |
|
Caedmon, Monk of Whitby, Disciple of Saint Hilda,
Father of English Poetry |
| February 12 / 25 |
Ethilwald, Abbot of Maelros (Melrose), Bishop of Lindisfarne |
| February 13 / 26 |
Ermenilda, Queen and Abbess of Ely, England |
|
Huna, Priest-Monk of Ely, England |
|
Dyfnog, Confessor of Denbighshire, Wales |
|
Uncovering of the Relics of Edward, King of England and Martyr |
| February 14 / 27 |
Conran (+7th c.), Bishop of the Orkney Islands |
| February 15 / 28 |
Berach, Abbot and Bishop of Cluain, Ireland |
|
Dochow of Wales |
|
Farannan, Abbot of Iona |
| February 16 / March 1 |
|
| February 17 / March 2 |
Finan, Bishop of Lindisfarne
[Ikon] |
|
Fintan, Abbot of Clonenagh (Cluan-Ednech), Ireland |
|
Loman and Fortchern, Bishops in Trim, Ireland |
|
Curig (Cyric) (+550) of Ireland, Abbot of Llangurig, Wales |
| February 18 / March 3 |
Colmán (+7th c.), Bishop and Confessor, Last Columban Abbot
of Lindisfarne, Founder of Inishbofin and Mayo
[Ikon] |
|
Reception at Shaftesbury of Edward, King of England and Martyr |
| February 19 / March 4 |
Odran of Ireland (+5th c.), Saint Pádraig's Chariot-Driver,
Slain in an Attempt of Holy Pádraig's Life |
| February 20 / March 5 |
Bolcan, Bishop of Derkan, Ireland |
|
Mildred of Thanet, Abbess of Minster, England |
|
Colgan, Abbot of Clonmacnoise, Ireland |
| February 21 / March 6 |
|
| February 22 / March 7 |
Elwyn (+6th), Companion of Saint Breaca of Cornwall |
| February 23 / March 8 |
Jurmin, Prince and Confessor of East Anglia |
|
Mildburga (Milburgh), Abbess of Much Wenlock, England |
|
* Boisil (Boswell), Abbot of Maelros (Melrose), Scotland (see also July 7) |
| February 24 / March 9 |
Aethelbert, King of Kent, and His Wife's Chaplain, Liuthard,
Bishop from Senlis |
| February 25 / March 10 |
Walburgh the Myrrh-Giver, Abbess in England |
| February 26 / March 11 |
|
| February 27 / March 12 |
Herefrith, Bishop of Lincolnshire, England |
|
Comgan, Abbot in Ireland |
|
Alnoth, Hermit and Martyr of Stowe, England |
| February 28 / March 13 |
Oswald, King of Northumbria |
|
Oswald, Bishop of Worcester, England |
|
Aidus of Ireland |
|
Llibio, Confessor of Anglesey, Wales |
|
Maidoc, Bishop |
|
Sulien (Silouan), Abbot of Bangor, Wales |
| March 1 / 14 |
Dewi (David), Archbishop of Menevia, Wales, Confounder of Pelagians |
|
Marnoc, Bishop of Annandale, Scotland |
|
Monan, Archdeacon of Saint Andrew's, Scotland |
| March 2 / 15 |
Ceadda (Chad) (+672), Bishop of Lichfield, and His Brother, Cynibil (+679)
— their brother is Saint Cedd (see October 26) |
|
Slebhin, Abbot of Iona |
| March 3 / 16 |
Non (Nonnita), Widow in Wales, Mother of Saint Dewi (David) |
|
Foila, Virgin of Galway, Ireland |
|
Owen, Hermit of Lichfield, England |
|
Christicola, Bishop of Leinster, Ireland |
|
Lamalisse, Hermit of Lamlash, Scotland |
| March 4 / 17 |
Holy Hieromartyrs Adrian (Magirdle), Bishop of Saint Andrew's,
Stalbrand, Geodianus, Caius, Clodian, and Companions,
on the Isle of May, Scotland (+875) |
|
Gistilian, Confessor of Menevia, Wales |
|
Owen of Lastingham, Monk of Lichfield, Disciple of Saint Etheldreda |
| March 5 / 18 |
Ciarán, Bishop and Confessor of Ossory, Ireland |
|
Piran of Padstowe, Monk of Perranporth, Cornwall |
|
Colmán of Armagh, Buried by Saint Pádraig |
|
Caron, Bishop of Tregaron, Cardiganshire, Wales |
| March 6 / 19 |
Baldred (+8th c.), Priest, and Bilfred (Billfrith) (+8th c.) the Goldsmith,
Hermits of Lindisfarne |
|
Kinneburga (Cyneburgh), Her Sister, Kinneswitha (Cyneswith),
Abbesses of Caistor, and Their Kinswoman Tibbe,
Virgin of Peterborough, England (+7th c.) |
|
Baldred, Hermit and Bishop in Scotland |
|
Fridolin (+6th c.?) of Ireland, Known as "The Traveller" |
|
Cadroel (+976) of Armagh, Ireland |
| March 7 / 20 |
Esterwin, Abbot and Confessor of Wearmouth, England |
|
Wennedoc, Confessor in Wales |
|
Deifer ("God-bearing"), Abbot of Flintshire, Founder of Bodfari |
| March 8 / 21 |
Felix, Bishop of Dunwich, Apostle of East Anglia |
|
Senan, Archbishop and Confessor of Iniscathy, Ireland |
|
Rhian, Abbot of Pembrokeshire, Wales |
|
Beoadh (Beatus), Bishop of Roscommon, Ireland |
|
Duthac, Bishop of Ross, Scotland |
| March 9 / 22 |
Bosa, Bishop of York, England |
|
* Constantine (+575) of Govan, King of Cornwall, Monk, and in Kintyre,
Protomartyr of Scotland (see also March 11) |
| March 10 / 23 |
Failbhe the Little, Abbot of Iona |
|
Kessog (Makessog) of Lennox, Bishop of Loch Lomond, Scotland
(see also January 13) |
| March 11 / 24 |
Oengus (Angus) (+9th c.) the Culdee, Hermit and Bishop of Keld, Ireland,
Writer of the Martyrology of Oengus |
|
Constantine (+575) of Govan, King of Cornwall, Monk, and in Kintyre,
Protomartyr of Scotland (see also March 9) |
| March 12 / 25 |
Alphege (+951) the Bald, Bishop of Winchester, England |
|
Muran, Abbot of Fathinis, Ireland |
|
Pawl Hen (Paul Arelian, Paulinus) (+573), Prince of Wales,
Disciple of Saint Illtud, Bishop of Saint Pol-de-Lčon in Brittany |
| March 13 / 26 |
Mochoemog (+655), Abbot of Liathmor (Lauth), Ireland |
|
Gerald (+732), Abbot and Bishop of Mayo, Ireland |
|
Kennocha (Quevoca) (+7th c.), Hermitess and Virgin of Kyle, Scotland |
| March 14 / 27 |
Talmach, Confessor of Lough Erc |
| March 15 / 28 |
|
| March 16 / 29 |
Apostle Aristobulus (+1st c.) of the Seventy, Bishop and Martyr in Britain
[Ikon] |
|
Finian the Leper, Abbot and Founder of Innisfallen,
Disciple of Saint Brendan |
|
Abbanus (Kirin Boniface) (+630), Bishop of Ross, Scotland |
|
Columba, Virgin and Martyr in England |
| March 17 / 30 |
Pádraig (Patrick) (+461), Bishop of Armagh, Enlightener of Ireland |
|
Withburgh (+c. 743), Princess of East Anglia, Solitary of East Dereham,
Norfolk, and Founder of a Nunnery There — when her holy relics were
exhumed, a holy well sprang up which still exists |
|
Lulach, Last Orthodox King of Scotland |
|
Llinio (+520), Abbot and Founder of Llandinam, Powys, Wales |
| March 18 / 31 |
Passion of Edward, King and Martyr of England, Near Corfe Castle, Dorset (+979) |
|
Egbert, Monk of Ripon, England |
|
Finan (+595) of Aberdeen, Disciple of Saint Kentigern (Mungo) |
|
Frediano (Frigidian) (+588?) of Ireland, Bishop of Lucca, Italy
— sometimes identified with St Finian of Magh Bile
(see September 10), who was also a sixth-century Bishop from Ulster,
but that the two men were one has not been established |
| March 19 / April 1 |
Alcmund of Northumbria, King and Martyr
[Life] |
|
Lactan, Abbot of Clonfert, Ireland |
| March 20 / April 2 |
Cuthbert (+687), Bishop of Lindisfarne and Wonderworker of Britain |
|
Herbert, Priest-Hermit of Derwent Water, England |
| March 21 / April 3 |
Enda, Abbot of Aran, Father of Irish Monasticism |
| March 22 / April 4 |
Darerca, Widow, Sister of Saint Pádraig |
|
Failbhe, Abbot of Iona after Saint Cummian |
| March 23 / April 5 |
Gwinear of Cornwall |
|
Fingar, Piala, and Companions, Martyrs in Cornwall |
|
Ethelwold, Priest-Hermit on the Isle of Farne |
|
Maidoc, Abbot of Fiddown |
| March 24 / April 6 |
Hildelitha, Abbess and Martyr of Barking, England |
|
Dunchad, Abbot of Iona |
|
Sebba, King and Monk in England |
|
Mackartin (+505), Bishop of Clogher, Companion of Saint Pádraig |
|
Domangart, Bishop of Slieve Donarth, Ireland |
|
Caimin, Abbot of Lough Derg |
| March 25 / April 7 |
The Annunciation to the Theotokos |
|
Alfwold, Bishop of Sherborne, England |
| March 26 / April 8 |
Mochelloc, Abbot of Kilmallock, Ireland |
|
Sincheall, Abbot of Killeigh |
|
Garbhan, Abbot in Ireland |
|
Govan (Gowan, Gobhan, Gawaine) (+586), Hermit of Pembrokeshire, Wales |
| March 27 / April 9 |
Alkelda (Athilda), Virgin and Martyr in Yorkshire, England |
| March 28 / April 10 |
|
| March 29 / April 11 |
Gwynllw (Gundleus) (+523), King and Hermit of Wales |
|
Gwladys (Gladys) (+6th c.), Widow, Wife of Saint Gwynllw,
Mother of Saint Cadoc, Daughter of Saint Brychan of Brecknock |
| March 30 / April 12 |
Fergus, Bishop of Downpatrick, Ireland |
|
Tola, Abbot and Bishop of Disert Tola, Meath, Ireland |
|
Osburga, Abbess of Coventry, England |
|
Translation of the Relics of Edmund, King and Martyr of East Anglia |
|
Regulus, Abbot of Fife, Scotland (see also October 17) |
| March 31 / April 13 |
Translation of the Relics of Aldhelm, Bishop of Sherborne |
| April 1 / 14 |
Cellach, Bishop of Armagh, Ireland |
|
Tewdric (Theodoric) (+595), Hermit and Martyr of Tintern, Wales |
| April 2 / 15 |
Ebba (the Second), Abbess of Coldingham, and Her Nuns,
Martyred by the Danes |
|
Bronach, Virgin of Glen-Seichis |
|
Constantine II, King of Scotland, Martyr at Iona |
| April 3 / 16 |
|
| April 4 / 17 |
Tighernach (Torney) (+509), Bishop and Confessor of Clogher, Ireland,
Missionary in Cornwall |
|
Gwerir, Hermit of Hamstoke, Cornwall |
|
Merryn (Merin) (+6th c.), Missionary in Cornwall and Brittany |
| April 5 / 18 |
Derfel of Llanderfel, Wales |
|
Becan, Abbot of Kill-Beggan Near Cork, Ireland |
|
Probus and Grace of Tressilian, Cornwall |
|
* Ethelburga (+647), Queen and Abbess of Lyminge, Kent,
Daughter of King Saint Aethelbert, Wife of Saint Edwin (see also September 8) |
| April 6 / 19 |
Bertham, Bishop of Kirkwall, in the Orkney Islands |
|
Ulched, Confessor of Anglesey, Wales |
|
Elstan, Bishop of Ramsbury, England |
| April 7 / 20 |
Govan of Cornwall |
|
Bernacus, Hermit in Wales |
|
Llewellyn and Gwrnerth, Monks of Bardsey Island, Wales |
|
Goran, Friend of Saint Pádraig |
|
Finan, Abbot of Kinnitty |
| April 8 / 21 |
|
| April 9 / 22 |
Madrun, Widow in Wales — also of Cornwall, where she fled with her
child after her husband was killed in battle |
|
Dotto, Abbot in the Orkney Islands |
|
Theodore, Abbot of Crowland, Lincolnshire, His Prior Askega,
His Subprior Swithin, His Deacon Elfgete, His Subdeacon Savinus,
His Acolytes Egdred and Ulric, and Grimkeld and Agamund, Each Aged 100 Years,
Martyred by the Danes (+870) |
|
Hedda, Abbot of Peterborough, England, and 84 Monks, Martyred by the Danes |
| April 10 / 23 |
Beocca, Abbot of Chertsey in Surrey, England, Hieromonk Ethor,
and Some 90 Other Monks, Martyrs |
| April 11 / 24 |
Guthlac, Priest-Hermit of Crowland, Lincolnshire |
|
Mochua, Wonderworker and Confessor in Ireland |
|
Machai, Abbot of the Isle of Bute, Scotland |
| April 12 / 25 |
Wigbert of Ireland, Preacher in Friesland |
| April 13 / 26 |
Winnoc, Bishop in Scotland |
| April 14 / 27 |
Tassach, Bishop of Raholp, Ireland |
| April 15 / 28 |
Paternus of England, Ordained in Jerusalem, Bishop of Vannes |
|
Ruadhan (+584), Abbot and Bishop of Lothra, Ireland |
|
Mundus, Abbot of Argyle, Scotland |
|
Mstislav-Harold (in Holy Baptism, Theodore), Prince of Kiev,
Grandson of Saint Harold, the Last Orthodox King of England,
Son of King Harold's Daughter Gytha Who Fled England for Kiev
after the Norman Conquest of 1066 |
| April 16 / 29 |
Paternus, Bishop and Confessor of Llandbadarn Fawr, Wales |
|
* Donnan, Abbot of the Island of Eigg, Scotland,
and 52 Monks Martyred with Him by the Danes (+618) (see also April 17) |
| April 17 / 30 |
Donnan, Abbot of the Island of Eigg, Scotland,
and 52 Monks Martyred with Him by the Danes (+618) (see also April 16) |
| April 18 / May 1 |
Molios (Laserian, Laisren, Molaise) (+639), Abbot of Leighlin,
Who Brought Southern Ireland to Keep the Orthodox Pascha |
|
Bitheus and Genocus, Monks in Ireland |
|
Cogitosus "the Thinker," Confessor of Kildare, Ireland |
| April 19 / May 2 |
Alphege, Archbishop of Canterbury, England, Martyr |
| April 20 / May 3 |
Caedwalla (Peter), King of Wessex |
| April 21 / May 4 |
Beuno, Abbot of Clynnog Fawr, Caernarvon, Wales |
|
Eingan (Eneon), Hermit of Llyn, Bangor, Wales |
|
Maelrubha (+722), Abbot of Applecross, Isle of Skye, Scotland
(see also August 22) |
| April 22 / May 5 |
Rufus, Hermit of Glendalough, Ireland |
|
On the Isle of Wight, Two Sons of Prince Arwald,
Martyred by King Caedwalla before His Conversion |
| April 23 / May 6 |
Passion of George the Great-Martyr, Patron of England,
at Lydda in Palestine |
|
Iberius, Bishop of Meath, Ireland |
|
Aethelbert, King of Wessex |
|
Ethelred, King of England |
| April 24 / May 7 |
Mellitus, Archbishop of Canterbury, England |
|
Egbert, Bishop of Iona, Who Brought Iona to Keep the Orthodox Pascha |
|
Translation of the Relics of Wilfrith, Archbishop of York, England |
|
Uncovering of the Relics of Ive (Yvo),
Hermit and Bishop of Huntingdonshire, England |
|
Dyfnan of Anglesey, Wales, Son of Saint Brychnan |
|
Bova and Doda (+7th c.), Woman-Martyrs |
| April 25 / May 8 |
Maccail, Bishop of Croghan, Ireland |
|
Maughold (Maccald, Machalus), Bishop of the Isle of Man (see also November 15
and July 31) |
|
Mella, Widow and Abbess of Doire-Melle, Leitrim, Ireland,
Mother of Saints Cannech and Tigernach |
| April 26 / May 9 |
|
| April 27 / May 10 |
Tassach (Asicus), Bishop of Elphin, Ireland |
|
Enoder, Abbot in Wales, Grandson of Saint Brychan of Brecknock |
|
Winebald, Abbot of Beverly, England |
| April 28 / May 11 |
Cronan, Abbot of Roscrea, Ireland |
|
Translation of the Relics of Winwaloë, Abbot in Wales |
| April 29 / May 12 |
Wilfrith II, Archbishop of York, England |
|
Endelienta (Endellion), Nun-Recluse of Cornwall |
|
Senan, Hermit in Northern Wales |
|
Dichu, First Convert of Saint Pádraig in Ulster |
|
Fiachan, Monk of Lismore |
|
Translation of the Relics of Edmund, King and Martyr of England |
|
* Brioch (Brieux, Bryan) the Traveller, Bishop of Brittany (see also May 1) |
| April 30 / May 13 |
Erkenwald, Bishop of London, Abbot of Chertsey, England |
|
Cynwyl, Hermit in Northern Wales,
Brother of Saint Deinol (Daniel) of Bangor, Wales |
| May 1 / 14 |
Asaph, Bishop in Wales |
|
Cellach, Bishop of Killala, Ireland |
|
Kevoca, Virgin of Kyle, Scotland |
|
Brioch (Brieux, Bryan) the Traveller, Bishop of Brittany (see also April 29) |
| May 2 / 15 |
Neachtain of Ireland, Kinsman of Saint Pádraig |
|
Gluvias, Abbot in Cornwall |
| May 3 / 16 |
Fumach, Hermit in Scotland |
|
Conleth, Bishop of Kildare, Ireland |
|
Scannal of Cell-Coleraine, Ireland, Preacher
and Disciple of Saint Columcille |
|
Ethelwin, Bishop of Lindsey |
| May 4 / 17 |
Ethelred, King and Monk of Bardney, England |
| May 5 / 18 |
Hydroc of Lanhydroc, Cornwall |
|
Gibrian, Hermit in Ireland |
|
Echa, Hieromonk and Hermit of Crayck Near York, England |
|
Translation of the Relics of Aldhelm, Bishop of Sherborne, England |
|
Translation of the Relics of Owen |
| May 6 / 19 |
Edbert, Bishop of Lindisfarne |
| May 7 / 20 |
John of Beverly, Bishop of York, England, Who Ordained Saint Bede
to the Presbyterate |
|
Liudhard, Bishop of Canterbury, England |
| May 8 / 21 |
Catald of Ireland, Bishop of Tarentum |
|
Indractus, King of Ireland, and Those Martyred with Him at Shapwick |
|
Odrian, Bishop of Waterford, Ireland |
| May 9 / 22 |
Gofor, Confessor of Llanover in Monmouthshire, Wales |
|
Sanctan, Bishop of Kill-da-Less |
| May 10 / 23 |
Comgall (+601), Bishop and Founder of Bangor Monastery, Ireland
(see also May 11) |
|
Enshrining of Bede the Venerable at Durham, England |
| May 11 / 24 |
Fremund of Dunstable, King and Martyr
at Harbury in Warwickshire, England |
|
* Comgall (+601), Bishop and Founder of Bangor Monastery, Ireland |
| May 12 / 25 |
Diomma of Kildimo in County Limerick, Ireland, Teacher of Saint Declan |
|
Ethelhard, Archbishop of Canterbury, England |
| May 13 / 26 |
Mel, Hermit of Bardsey Island, Wales |
|
Merwenna, Abbess of Rumsey |
|
Dympna, Martyred with her Confessor in France |
| May 14 / 27 |
Carthage the Younger, Abbot and Bishop of Lismore,
Who Wrote a Monastic Rule in Verse |
| May 15 / 28 |
Brithwin, Abbot of Beverly, England |
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Colmán (Columban), Abbot and Founder of Oughaval Monastery, Ireland |
| May 16 / 29 |
Breandán (Brendan) the Navigator (+577), Abbot and Founder
of Clonfert, Ireland, Who Sailed to America |
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Carantoc of Carhampton, Abbot and Founder of Llangranog, Wales |
| May 17 / 30 |
Madern, Hermit of Cornwall |
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Cathan, Bishop of the Isle of Bute, Scotland |
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Maidulf, Abbot at Malmesbury, England |
| May 18 / May 31 |
Feredarius, Abbot of Iona |
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Merililaun of Britain, Martyred Near Reims |
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Translation of the Relics of Elgiva, Queen of England
and Nun of Shaftesbury |
| May 19 / June 1 |
Dunstan (+988), Abbot of Glastonbury, Twenty-Sixth Archbishop of Canterbury
(see also September 7) |
| May 20 / June 2 |
Aethelbert, King of East Anglia, Martyred at Hereford |
| May 21 / June 3 |
Barrfoin, Hermit of Killbaron in Donegal, Ireland,
Who Sailed to America and Informed Saint Brendan |
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Colan, Confessor of Denbighshire, Wales |
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Godric, Hermit of Finchale |
| May 22 / June 4 |
Helen of Wales (Elen Luyddog) (+5th c.), Daughter of King Eudaf of Ewyas,
Wife of Magnus Maximus (Macsen Wledig), Mother of St Constantine (Gestynin)
and St Peblig, with whom she introduced the Celtic form of monasticism of
St Gregory of Tours into Wales |
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Conall, Abbot of Inniscoel |
| May 23 / June 5 |
Goban, Abbot of Old Leighlin Monastery at Tascaffin
in County Limerick, Ireland |
| May 24 / June 6 |
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| May 25 / June 7 |
Aldhelm, Bishop of Sherborne, England |
|
Dunchadh, Abbot of Iona, in Whose Day the Orthodox Pascha
Was Accepted in Scotland |
| May 26 / June 8 |
Bede the Venerable, Priest-Monk, Commentator, Historian and Scientist |
|
Augustine, Bishop of Canterbury, Apostle to England |
|
Becan, Hermit of Cork, Ireland |
|
Odulvald, Abbot of Maelros (Melrose), Scotland |
|
Bertha, Queen of England, Apostle to the Anglo-Saxons at Kent |
|
Edmund, King of England |
| May 27 / June 9 |
Melangell, Virgin of Wales |
| May 28 / June 10 |
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| May 29 / June 11 |
Burian, Virgin in Cornwall |
|
Translation of the Relics of Dyfrig, Archbishop of Caerleon, Wales |
| May 30 / June 12 |
Walstan the Generous, Farm-Labourer Near Norwich at Taverham, England |
| May 31 / June 13 |
Winnow, Manx and Myrbad, Confessors of Cornwall |
| June 1 / 14 |
Wistan, King of England, Martyred at Evesham |
|
Ruanan, Bishop of Cornwall, Ordained by Saint Pádraig |
|
Wite (Gwen), Anchoress and Martyr of Whitchurch Canonicorum in Dorset |
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Thecla of the Well, Virgin of Denbighshire, Wales |
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* Ronan of Innerleithen, Bishop of Kilmaronen, Scotland (see also February 7) |
| June 2 / 15 |
Oda the Good, Archbishop of Canterbury, England, Uncle of Saint Oswald of Worcester |
|
Bodfan, Confessor of Abern in Caernarvon, Wales |
| June 3 / 16 |
Coemgen (Kevin) (+618), Abbot of Glendalough, Ireland |
|
Cronan the Tanner, Disciple of Saint Coemgen |
|
Glunshallaich, Penitent, Buried with Saint Coemgen |
|
Meriasek, Bishop of Camborne, England (see also June 7) |
| June 4 / 17 |
Petroc, Abbot of Bodmin, Cornwall |
|
Breaca, Virgin in Cornwall on the River Hayle |
|
Croidan, Medan and Degan, Confessors of Cornwall,
Disciples of Saint Petroc |
|
Edfrith, Bishop of Lindisfarne |
|
Ninnocha, of the Tribe of St Brychan of Brecknock, Abbess (?) in Brittany |
|
Buriana of Ireland (+6th c.), Woman Missionary in Cornwall |
| June 5 / 18 |
Tudno, Confessor of Caernarvon, Wales |
| June 6 / 19 |
Gudwal, Abbot and Bishop in Cornwall, Near Penzance |
|
Cocca, Virgin of Kilcock, Ireland |
|
Jarlath, Bishop of Tuam, Ireland |
| June 7 / 20 |
Colmán, Bishop and Martyr of Dromore, Ireland |
|
Translation of the Relics of Owen |
|
Meriasek, Bishop of Camborne, England (see also June 3) |
| June 8 / 21 |
Bron, Bishop of Cassel-Irra Near Sligo, Ireland,
Disciple of Saint Pádraig |
|
Levan the Irish, Confessor of Cornwall |
|
Maccutinus of Ireland, Who Wrote the Lives of
Saints Pádraig and Brigid |
|
* Urith (Hieritha) (+6th c.), Virgin and Martyr of Chittlehampton,
Devonshire, England (see also July 8) |
| June 9 / 22 |
Columcille (Columba) (+597), Abbot of Iona, Apostle to Scotland |
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Baithin, Abbot of Iona |
|
Cummian of Ireland, Bishop of Bobbio, Italy |
|
* Everilda, Abbess of Everingham, Northumbria, Veiled by Saint Wilfrith
(see also July 9) |
| June 10 / 23 |
Ithamar, Bishop and Confessor of Rochester, England |
|
Illadan, Bishop of Rathlihen, Ireland |
| June 11 / 24 |
Tochumra, Virgin of Kilmore, Ireland |
| June 12 / 25 |
Ternan, Bishop of the Picts at Culross, Scotland |
| June 13 / 26 |
Damhnade, Virgin in Ireland |
| June 14 / 27 |
Translation of the Relics of Brendan the Navigator,
Abbot and Founder of Clonfert, Ireland, Who Sailed to America |
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Docmael, Hermit of Pembroke, Wales |
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Psalmodius, Hermit of Limoges, France, Disciple of Saint Brendan |
|
Nennus, Abbot of the Isle of Arran, Scotland |
|
Cearan the Devout, Abbot of Bellach-Duin, County Meath, Ireland |
| June 15 / 28 |
Edburga, Abbess of Winchester, England |
|
Trillo, Abbot of Llandrillo, Wales, Companion of Saint Cadfan |
| June 16 / 29 |
Cettin, Bishop in Ireland, Assistant to Saint Pádraig |
|
Colmán Mac Roy, Deacon, Abbot and Founder of Reachrain
Near Dublin, Ireland |
|
Curig, Bishop of Llanbadarn, Wales |
|
Ismael, Bishop of Menevia, Wales |
| June 17 / 30 |
Botulph, Abbot of Ikanhoe, Boston, England,
and His Brother Adulph, Bishop |
|
Nectan, Martyr of Hartland in Devonshire, England |
|
Moling, Bishop and Confessor of Ferns, Ireland |
|
Briavel, Hermit in Gloucestershire, England |
|
Translation of the Relics of Columcille (Columba), Abbot of Iona,
Apostle to Scotland |
| June 18 / July 1 |
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| June 19 / July 2 |
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| June 20 / July 3 |
Faolan (Fillan) of Munster, Missionary to Loch Earn, Scotland |
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Edburga, Virgin of Caistor in Northamptonshire, England |
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Elevation of the Relics of Edward, King and Martyr of England |
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Translation of the Relics of Oswald, Missionary and
Martyred King of Northumbria |
| June 21 / July 4 |
Corbmac, Abbot of Durrow, Ireland, Disciple of Saint Columcille |
|
Translation of the Relics of Werburga of Chester, England |
| June 22 / July 5 |
Passion of Alban the Protomartyr of Britain and Heraclius the Soldier,
at Verulamium in Hertfordshire, England |
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Beheading of Gwenvrewi (Winifred, Winefride) of Holywell, Wales,
Whom Saint Beuno Raised to Life |
| June 23 / July 6 |
Mochaoi (Melray), Abbot of Nendruim, Baptised by Saint Pádraig |
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Etheldreda (Audrey) (+679), Queen of Northumbria, Abbess of Ely's Double Monastery |
| June 24 / July 7 |
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| June 25 / July 8 |
Amphibalus ("of the Cloak"), Hieromartyr of Verulam in Hertfordshire,
England, Who Taught Saint Alban |
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Kenneburga, Virgin and Martyr of Gloucester, England |
|
Milburga, Abbess of Much Wenlock, England |
|
Moloc, Bishop of Mortlach, Scotland |
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Molonachus, Bishop of Lismore |
| June 26 / July 9 |
Brannoc, Abbot of Braunton |
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Corbican of Ireland, Confessor in the Low Countries |
| June 27 / July 10 |
At Glastonbury, the Translation of the Relics of Benignus,
the Chanter of Saint Pádraig |
| June 28 / July 11 |
Crummine, Bishop of Lackan, County Westmeath, Ireland,
Disciple of Saint Pádraig |
|
Austell, Monk of Cornwall, Disciple of Saint Mevan |
| June 29 / July 12 |
Cocha, Abbess of Ross-Benchuir, Who Nursed Saint Ciarán |
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Elwin, Bishop of Lindsey |
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Juliot (Julitta or Ilud) of Luxulyon, Cornwall |
| June 30 / July 13 |
Eurgain, Virgin of Glamorgan, Wales, Foundress of Llantwit Monastery |
| July 1 / 14 |
Servan (Serf), Bishop of Culross, Scotland, Co-labourer of Saint Ninian |
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Aaron and Julius and Companions, Martyrs of Caerleon, Wales |
|
Cewydd of Anglesey, Wales |
|
Gwenyth, Virgin of Cornwall, Sister of Saint Samson of York |
| July 2 / 15 |
Swithin, Bishop and Confessor of Winchester, England |
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Oudoc (Oudoceus), Bishop of Llandaff, Wales |
| July 3 / 16 |
Germanus (Herman) (+474), Bishop of the Isle of Man, Nephew of Saint Pádraig |
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Bladus, Bishop of the Isle of Man |
|
Gunthiern, Prince of Wales, Hermit in Brittany |
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Publicius of Caernarvon, Wales |
|
Cillene, Abbot of Iona |
|
Guthagon the Irishman, Hermit in Belgium |
| July 4 / 17 |
Finbar, Abbot of Innis-Doimhle, County Wexford, Ireland |
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Odo the Good, Archbishop of Canterbury, England |
| July 5 / 18 |
Edana (Etaoin), Virgin in West Ireland, whose holy well is at the joining
of the rivers Shannon and Boyle |
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Erfyl, Virgin and Foundress of Llanerfyl Church in Montgomeryshire, Wales |
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Probus and Grace of Cornwall |
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Modwenna, Abbess of Whitby after Saint Hilda |
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Modwenna, Abbess of Polesworth |
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Modwenna, Abbess of Burton-on-Trent, England |
| July 6 / 19 |
Palladius, Bishop and Apostle of Scotland |
|
Moninna (+518), Abbess and Wonderworker in Ireland,
Veiled by Saint Pádraig |
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Darerca (Monnina), Solitary at Siabh-Guillin |
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Sexburga (Saxburgh), Abbess of Ely, England |
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Modwenna, Abbess of Burton-on-Trent, England |
| July 7 / 20 |
Hedda, Bishop of Winchester, England |
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Illtyd, Abbot and Founder of Llantwit Abbey, Wales |
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Medran and Oudran, Confessors of Muskerry, Ireland |
|
Boisil (Boswell), Abbot of Maelros (Melrose), Scotland (see also January 23
and February 23) |
| July 8 / 21 |
Grimbald, Hieromonk of Winchester, Abbot of New Minster, England |
|
Urith (Hieritha) (+6th c.), Virgin and Martyr of Chittlehampton, Devonshire,
England (see also June 8) — see note on St Sidwell of Exeter (August 2) |
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Morwenna, Virgin of Cornwall |
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Edgar the Peaceable, King of England |
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Translation of the Relics of Withburga, Nun of Ely,
Whose Holy Well Is at Dereham, England |
| July 9 / 22 |
Everilda, Abbess of Everingham, Northumbria, Veiled by Saint Wilfrith
(see also June 9) |
| July 10 / 23 |
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| July 11 / 24 |
Drostan, Abbot of Dalcongail, Aberdeenshire, Scotland |
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Turketil, Abbot of Crowland, Lincolnshire |
| July 12 / 25 |
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| July 13 / 26 |
Juthware, Virgin of Devonshire, England, Sister of Saint Sidwell |
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Dofgan, Martyr of Wales |
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Translation of the Relics of Mildred of Thanet, Abbess of Minster, England |
| July 14 / 27 |
Idus, Bishop of Leinster, Ireland |
|
Deusdedit (Adeodatus), Archbishop of Canterbury, England |
| July 15 / 28 |
Donald, Layman, and His Nine Daughters, Virgins of Ogilvy, Scotland |
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Edith, Widow of Polesworth |
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Translation of the Relics of Swithin, Bishop and
Confessor of Winchester, England |
| July 16 / 29 |
Helier, Hermit and Martyr of the Isle of Jersey |
| July 17 / 30 |
Kenelm, King of Mercia, Martyr at Gloucester, England |
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Cynllo of Wales |
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Turninus of Ireland, Preacher of Antwerp, Belgium |
| July 18 / 31 |
Edburga, Virgin of Aylesbury and Winchester, England |
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Theneva (Denw, Dwynwen, Thanay, Enoch) of Glasgow, Scotland,
Mother of Saint Mungo (Kentigern) |
| July 19 / August 1 |
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| July 20 / August 2 |
Arilda, Virgin and Martyr of Gloucester, England |
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Modmund, Martyr of Gloucester, England |
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Etheldwitha, Nun of Winchester, England, Widow of King Alfred |
| July 21 / August 3 |
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| July 22 / August 4 |
Movean (Bitteus), Abbot of Innis-Coosery, Ireland, Who Died a Hermit
in Perthshire, Scotland, Disciple of Saint Pádraig |
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Dabius, Priest and Confessor in Scotland |
| July 23 / August 5 |
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| July 24 / August 6 |
Declan, Bishop of Ardmore, Ireland |
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Menefritha, Virgin of Cornwall, Daughter of Saint Brychnan |
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Germoc of Mount's Bay, Cornwall, Brother of Saint Breaca |
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Lewina (+5th c.), Woman-Martyr, Killed by Saxons |
| July 25 / August 7 |
Nissen, Abbot of Montgarth, County Wexford, Ireland,
Ordained by Saint Pádraig |
| July 26 / August 8 |
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| July 27 / August 9 |
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| July 28 / August 10 |
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| July 29 / August 11 |
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| July 30 / August 12 |
Tatwin, Archbishop of Canterbury, England, after Saint Brithwald |
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Ermengitha, Virgin of Minster-in-Thanet, Kent,
Sister of Saint Ermenburga |
| July 31 / August 13 |
Germain, Bishop of Auxerre in Gaul |
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Neot, Priestmonk of Glastonbury, Hermit of Neotstoke, Cornwall |
|
Wolfadus and Rufinus, Brothers and Martyrs of England,
Disciples of Saint Cedd, Slain by Their Father, King Wolfhere |
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* Maughold (Maccald, Machalus), Bishop of the Isle of Man (see also April 25) |
| August 1 / 14 |
Ethelwold, Bishop of Winchester, England, and Father of Monks |
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Menas, Menais and Companions, Martyrs of England |
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Cynedd (Kenneth), Hermit and Confessor of Gower, Wales |
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Rioch, Abbot of Innisboffin, Ireland, Nephew of Saint Pádraig |
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Almedha, Virgin and Martyr, Daughter of Saint Brychan of Brecknock |
| August 2 / 15 |
Etheldritha, Princess and Hermitess of Crowland, Lincolnshire |
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Plegmund, Archbishop of Canterbury, England, and Tutor of King Alfred |
|
Finding of the Relics of Alban, Protomartyr of Britain |
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Sidwell (+6th c.), Virgin and Martyr of Exeter, Devonshire, England
— there is a strong possibility that Sidwell ("scythe" and "well"?)
is an Exeter 'doublet' of St Urith of Chittlehampton (see July 8), who was
martyred by pagan reapers with their scythes and whose blood became
a clear healing spring |
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Wulvella (+6th c.), Sister of St Sidwell (or St Urith — see note above) |
| August 3 / 16 |
Trea, Hermitess of Ardtree, County Derry, Ireland |
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Senach, Bishop of Clonard, Ireland |
| August 4 / 17 |
Luanus, Abbot of Clonfert, Ireland, Who Founded 120 Monasteries
and Wrote a Very Ascetic Rule |
| August 5 / 18 |
Oswald, Missionary and Martyred King of Northumbria |
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Gormgal, Abbot of Ardoilen, Ireland |
| August 6 / 19 |
The Transfiguration of our Lord, God and Saviour Jesus Christ |
| August 7 / 20 |
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| August 8 / 21 |
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| August 9 / 22 |
Phelim, Bishop of Kilmore, Ireland, Brother of Saint Dermot |
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Nathy (David), Abbot and Bishop of Achonry, Ireland, Founder of Schools |
| August 10 / 23 |
Gerontius, King of Devon, Martyred by the Saxons |
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* Blane, Bishop of Bute, Scotland (see also August 11) |
| August 11 / 24 |
Attracta, Abbess of Drum, Ireland |
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Lelia, Virgin of Limerick, Ireland |
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Blane, Bishop of Bute, Scotland (see also August 10) |
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Digna (+4th c.), Woman-Solitary in Northumbria |
| August 12 / 25 |
Jambert, Abbot of Saint Augustine's and Archbishop of Canterbury, England |
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Merwenna, Virgin of Bude, Cornwall, Daughter of
Saint Brychan of Brecknock |
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Just of Penzance, Cornwall |
| August 13 / 26 |
Muredach, Bishop of Kallala, Ireland |
| August 14 / 27 |
Fachnan, Bishop of Rosscarberry, Ireland |
| August 15 / 28 |
The Dormition of the Theotokos |
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Maccarthen, Bishop of Clogher, Disciple of Saint Pádraig |
| August 16 / 29 |
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| August 17 / 30 |
James, Deacon-Monk of York, England, Named by Saint Bede |
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* Drithelm (+c. 700), Hermit of Maelros (Melrose), Scotland,
Who Saw Hell as Related by Saint Bede (see also September 1) |
| August 18 / 31 |
* Fiachra (Fiacre) of Ireland (+7th c.), Hermit and Founder of
Saint-Fiacre-en-Brie, France (see also September 1) |
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Dageus, Bishop of Iniscaoin-Deghadh, Ireland |
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Evan, Hermit in Ayrshire, Scotland |
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* Marnock (Ernene), Bishop of Kilmarnock in Scotland
(see also October 25) |
| August 19 / September 1 |
Mochta of County Louth, Ireland, Saint Pádraig's Archpriest |
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Credan, Abbot of Evesham, England |
| August 20 / September 2 |
Oswin, King and Martyr of Deira, Northumbria |
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Edbert of York, King and Martyr of Northumbria |
| August 21 / September 3 |
Moghtewe, Abbot in Ireland |
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Hardulf of Breedon, Leicestershire, England |
| August 22 / September 4 |
Sigfried, Deacon and Prior of Wearmouth, England |
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Ethelgitha, Abbess in Northumbria |
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Arnulf, Hermit of Eynesbury |
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* Maelrubha (+722), Abbot of Applecross, Isle of Skye, Scotland
(see also April 21) |
| August 23 / September 5 |
Eogain, Abbot in Ireland |
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Tydfil, Martyr of Glamorgan, Wales, Kinswoman of Saint Brychnan |
| August 24 / September 6 |
Pádraig the Elder, Abbot in Ireland |
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Irchard, Bishop of the Picts, Ordained by Saint Ternan |
| August 25 / September 7 |
Ebba I, Abbess of Coldingham, Northumbria, Sister of King Oswy |
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Edbert of York, King and Monk of Northumbria |
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At York, Translation of the Relics of Hilda, Abbess of Whitby |
| August 26 / September 8 |
Bregwin, Archbishop of Canterbury, Disciple of Saint Theodore |
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Pandwyna (Pandonia) (+904), Princess of Aberdeenshire, Nun and Martyr
of Eltisley, Cambridgeshire |
| August 27 / September 9 |
Decuman, Hermit and Martyr of Dunster, Somersetshire, England |
| August 28 / September 10 |
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| August 29 / September 11 |
Edwold, King and Hermit of Carne, Dorsetshire, England,
Brother of Saint Edmund the Martyr |
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Sebbi, King of the East Saxons, Monk of London, England |
| August 30 / September 12 |
Ayle of Ireland (+650), Missionary to Bavaria |
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Modan, Hermit of Killmodan, Ulster, Ireland |
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Loarn of Downpatrick, Ireland, Disciple of Saint Pádraig |
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Translation of the Relics of Guthlac, Hieromonk of Crowland, Lincolnshire |
| August 31 / September 13 |
Aidan (+651), Founder and First Abbot-Bishop of Lindisfarne,
and Enlightener of Northumbria |
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Cuthburga, Queen and Abbess of Wimborne, England |
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Eanswitha (Eanswyth), Abbess of Folkestone, Kent, England
Grand-daughter of King Saint Aethelbert |
|
Translation of Columban of Ireland, Abbot and Founder of
Luxeuil Abbey in France |
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