Saint AUTBOD (AUBEU), Irlandais, ermite près de Laon en Picardie (690)---Irish missionary and hermit. Autbodus preached in Hainault, Belgium, and in Artois and Picardy, France. He retired to a hermitage near Laon where he died.
Saint EDMOND, roi d'Est-Anglie, martyr par la main des Vikings païens (869).
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Through the prayers of the holy martyr Edmund
and of all the Saints of Britain,
Christ our God, have mercy on us and save us!
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Celtic and Old English Saints 20 November
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* St. Edmund the Martyr
* St. Humbert of the East Angles Died 855 (?) (more likely 870). Saint Humbert crowned Saint Edmund (f.d. November 8) king on Christmas Day in 855. Like his secular lord, Saint Humbert was martyred at the hands of the invading Danes
* St. Colman Born at Dalriada, Argyllshire, Wales; date unknown. Although churches at Llangolman and Capel Colman in Dyfed are attributed to Saint Colman of Dromore (f.d. June 7), who was bishop of Dromore and trained Saint Finnian of Moville (f.d. September 10), it is likely that today's saint is another individual. The feast of Colman of Dromore has consistently been celebrated on June 7 in Ireland and Scotland, but this saint is remembered on November 20 in Wales
* St. Maxentia of Beauvais----Irish or Scottish virgin and martyr. She fled to France to escape marriage to a pagan chieftain and lived as a hermitess on the banks of the Qise River near Senlis. The chieftain she had spumed hunted her down and beheaded her at Pont-Sainte-Maxence when she refused to return with him to Ireland.
* St. Eval of Cornwall---6th century. A British bishop in Cornwall, from whom a village in that county is named
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