6Febbraio Santi di Irlanda Scozia Galles ed Inghilterra

Ss. Jacut and Guethenoc

5th century. Sons of Saints Fragan and Gwen (f.d. July 5) and brothers of the more celebrated Saint Gwenaloe (Winwaloee; f.d. March 3 --twin of Jacut), Jacut and Guethenoc became disciples of Saint Budoc (f.d. December 9), and like him were driven from their native Britain by the invading Saxons

Saint MEL (MELCHNO), neveu de saint Patrick et premier évêque d'Ardagh en Irlande (vers 490).

St. Mun of Lough Ree, Bishop

5th century. Described as another nephew of Saint Patrick, who consecrated him bishop of what is now County Longford. He ended his days as a hermit on an island in Lough Ree (Benedictines).

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Troparion of Ss Mel and Mun
Tone 5

Accompanying Ireland's Enlightener, your illustrious uncle,
on his missionary journeyings,
O blessed Hierarchs Mel and Mun,
and being blessed with the gift of oratory,
you inspired many to reject the darkness of paganism and to believe in Christ.
Pray for us, O holy ones,
that the darkness of our sins may be blotted out by the mercy of our God.

Kontakion of Ss Mel and Mun
tone 2

As streams of pure doctrine flowed from your blessed lips,
O righteous Mel and Mun,
pray to Christ our God that the streams of His compassion and forgiveness
will be poured out on us worthless sinners.

Saint INA, roi de Wessex, puis moine (vers 730).

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Saint Maelfinnian of Inis Pátraic, February 6
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