Saints JULES et AARON, matryrs à Caerleon-on-Usk (Pays de Galles) sous Dioclétien (vers 304).
Saint SERVAN (SERF, SAIR), apôtre des Îles Orcades, évêque d'Ockney en Ecosse et patron des Orcades (VIème siècle).
6th century. Patron of the Orkney Islands. Bishop.
According to an tradition, he was from Ireland, receiving consecration as bishop from St. Palladius and preaching among the Seots. He is honoured as the patron of the Orkney Islands, although it is unlikely that he was ever there. He is called the Apostle of West Fif
According to an tradition, he was from Ireland, receiving consecration as bishop from St. Palladius and preaching among the Seots. He is honoured as the patron of the Orkney Islands, although it is unlikely that he was ever there. He is called the Apostle of West Fif
Saint VEEP (VEEPUS, VEEPY, WIMP, WENNAPA), patron de St Veep dans les Cornouailles (VIème siècle).
Saint CEWYDD, saint d'Anglesey dans le Pays de Galles et de Lancaut dans le Gloucestershire (VIème siècle).
Saint LEONORE (LUNAIRE), Gallois de nation, évêque de Rennes en Bretagne (560)
St. Gwenyth, Virgin of Cornwall, Sister of Saint Samson of York
Saint JUTHWARE, soeur de sainte Sidwell (Devonshire, VIIème siècle).
Saint ROMBAUT, Anglais de nation, hiéromoine et thaumaturge, martyr assassiné à Malines dans la province d'Anvers en Flandre belge par des brigands à qui il avait reproché leurs vices (775). (Office composé en français par le père Denis Guillaume et publié au tome XV du Supplément aux Ménées.)
St. Cuimmein, Bishop of Nendrum, or Mahee Island, County of Down.
[Seventh Century.]
St. Ailill of Cloonown, County of Roscommon, thought to gave been second Archbishop of Armagh.
St. Lugid or Lughaidh, Son of Lugeus or Lughaidh.
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