St. Helen of Carnarvon
St. Quiteria, Virgin Martyr
5th century. According to legend, Quiteria was the daughter of a Spanish Galician prince who fled to escape his demand that she marry and give up her Christianity. His followers found her at Aire, Gascony, and on his orders, beheaded her there. Quiteria is greatly venerated along the borders of France and Spain, especially in Spanish and French Navarre
St. Baoithin, of Ennisboyne, County of Wicklow.
[Seventh Century.]
Saint VOTROM ou AOTROM, Irlandais, fondateur de paroisse à Trédarzec en Bretagne (VIème siècle).
Saint CONALL (COEL, CONALD), abbé d'Inniscoel dans le Donegall en Irlande (VIIème siècle)
7th century. Abbot Conall ruled the monastery of Inniscoel in Donegal, where there is a holy well named after him. He is the most celebrated patron of that region
Saint BOETIAN, noble irlandais, compagnon de saint Gobain et disciple de saint Fursy, ermite et martyr à Pierrepont en Picardie (668).
Born in Ireland, 7th century. A disciple of Saint Fursey, Boethian built the monastery of Pierrepont near Laon, France. He was murdered by those whom he had felt bound to rebuke. His shrine is still a place of pilgrimage
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