Saint DEVINICUS (DENICK, TEAVNECK), missionnaire et peut-être évêque dans le Caithness (VIème siècle).
Troparion of St Denick tone 1
Inspired by the virtuous example of our Fathers Columba and Machar,/ O
Hierarch Denick, thou didst preach among the heathens of Caithness/
enduring great hardships, despite old age and infirmity./ Wherefore, O
Saint, pray that worthless and useless as we are Christ our God will
grant us great mercy.
Saint GREDIFAEL, higoumène de Whitland dans le comté de Dyfed au pays de Galles (VIIème siècle).
Saint KILIEN (KILIAN, KULA, CHILIANUS, CHILLENUS, KILANUS, KILIANUS), Irlandais de nation, évêque missionnaire en Artois (vers 669).
Celtic and Old English Saints 13 November
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* St. Brice of Tours
* St. Caillin of Ferns---7th century. Caillin is associated with Saint Aidan (Maidhoc) of Ferns (f.d. January 31). It is said that Caillin turned certain unbelieving Druids into stones
http://omniumsanctorumhiberniae.blogspot.com/2015/11/saint-caillin-of-fenagh-november-13.html
* St. Columba of Cornwall
* St. Denick of Caithness--6th century. In his old age this native of northern Scotland associated himself with the missionary work of Saints Columba (f.d. June 9) and Machar (f.d. Nov. 12) and evangelized Caithness. He is reputed to have been a bishop
* St. Gredifael of Wales-- 7th century. A Breton or Welsh saint who accompanied Saint Padarn (f.d. April 16) from Brittany to Wales. He is said to have been abbot of Whitland in Pembrokeshire
* St. Kilian of Aubigny
https://celticsaints.org/2020/1113f.html
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