6 settembre Santi di Francia

Saint GONDULPHE, évêque de Metz en
Lorraine, enseveli à Gorze (823).

Saints SANCTIEN et AUGUSTIN, Espagnols de nation, martyrs à Sens en Bourgogne lors de la persécution d'Aurélien (273).

Sainte BEATE, vierge, soeur de saint Sanctien, martyre à Sens (273).

Sainte EVE, martyre à Dreux en Beauce (IVème siècle).

Saint THEGONNEC, Gallois de nation, évêque-abbé itinérant, apôtre en Bretagne (VIème siècle).

aint ODMAËL, évêque d'Aleth en Bretagne (VIIème siècle).

Saints FELIX, hiéromoine, et ANGEBERT (AUBERT), hiérodiacre, Anglo-Saxons de nation, esclaves libérés par saint Grégoire Dialogue, martyrs près de Langres en Bourgogne sur le chemin d'une mission en Angleterre (VIIème siècle)

Saint CAGNOALD (CANDALD, CAGNOU, CHAGNOALD, CAGNON), frère de sainte Burgondofare, disciple de saint Colomban, évêque de Laon en Picardie (vers 633).

6 settembre Santi di Irlanda,Scozia,Galles ed Inghilterra

St. Maccallin of Lusk, Bishop

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Died c. 497. The Irish Calendar commemorates Saint Maccallin, bishop of Lusk, who is also venerated in Scotland which he once visited

St. Chainoaldus, Bishop of Laon

(Cagnoald, Cagnou)

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ST. MADELBERGA, MEDALBERTA, AMALBERTE, OR MADELBERTA, ABBESS, AT MAUBEUGE, BELGIUM.

[SEVENTH AND EIGHTH CENTURIES.]

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Sainte BEYA (BEGA, BEGH, BEE), Irlandaise de nation, fondatrice et première abbesse du monastère de Copeland en Cumbrie; éponyme de St Bee's Head en Cumbrie (aujourd'hui Cumberland) et de Kilbees en Ecosse (vers 650). 

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St. Magnus of Fussen, Abbot

Died c. 666. Saint Magnus was a fellow missionary with Saints Columbanus and Gall. He founded and became the abbot of a transalpine cloister at Fussen, in Bavaria, which served pilgrims 

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Saint THEGONNEC, Gallois de nation, évêque-abbé itinérant, apôtre en Bretagne (VIème siècle).

Saints FELIX, hiéromoine, et ANGEBERT (AUBERT), hiérodiacre, Anglo-Saxons de nation, esclaves libérés par saint Grégoire Dialogue, martyrs près de Langres en Bourgogne sur le chemin d'une mission en Angleterre (VIIème siècle)

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St. Sciath, Virgin, of Fert-Sceithe, now Ardskeagh, in Muskerry of the Three Plains, County of Cork.

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6 Settembre Santi di Spagna e Portogallo

Saints SANCTIEN et AUGUSTIN, Espagnols de nation, martyrs à Sens en Bourgogne lors de la persécution d'Aurélien (273)

Sainte BEATE, vierge, soeur de saint Sanctien, martyre à Sens (273).

5 settembre Santi di Spagna e Portogallo

Sainte OBDULICE, vierge vénérée à Tolède en Castille.

5 settembre Santi di Francia

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Saint ADEODAT, diacre, compagnon de saint Clair, évêque de Nantes en Bretagne (IIIème siècle)

Saint TAURIN, premier évêque d'Eauze en Gascogne, martyr (entre 303 et 305).

Saint AMAN (AIGNAN), évêque de Besançon en Franche-Comté (vers 374).

Saints FELIX et MODERAT, martyrs en Bourgogne (vers 385).

Saint RUFINIEN, évêque de Bayeux en Normandie (Vème siècle).

Saint ARATEUR, évêque de Verdun en Lorraine (vers 454).

Saint AELVOLD, moine à Redon en Bretagne (VIème siècle).

Sainte PREUVE (PROVA), vierge, massacrée par des impies près de Guise en Picardie (VIème siècle). 

Saint GENEBAUD (GENEBOLD, GWENBOLD, GUENEGAUD), premier évêque de Laon en Picardie (550).

Saint BERTIN, natif de Coutances en Normandie, missionnaire en Flandre, premier abbé de Sithieu près de Thérouanne en Artois, thaumaturge (698 ou 709). On l'invoque pour la guérison des fractures, quand on tombe d'une falaise, et pour être délivré des pique-assiettes.

Invention des reliques de saint Taurin d'Evreux (vers 912).

4 settembre Santi di Francia

"Holy Martyrs Sarbelos and Bebaia of Edessa "

Santi di Francia per il 4 settembre

Saint MARCEL, prêtre de Lyon, martyr à Chalon-sur-Saône sous Marc-Aurèle (178).

Sainte AUSSILE (AUXILE), vierge, martyre à Précy-sur-Thil en Bourgogne (IVème siècle)

Saint MUSEE, prêtre à Marseille en Provence (Vème siècle).

Saint SALVIN, évêque de Verdun en Lorraine (vers 420).

Saint EOZEN, ermite à Landouzan / Le Drennec en Bretagne (VIème siècle).

Saint CALETRIC (CALETRICUS), évêque de Chartres en Beauce (vers 580).

Saint PARIZE, abbé à Nevers en Bourgogne (vers 700).

Saint FREZAL, évêque de Mende en Gévaudan, martyr assassiné par son propre neveu (820).

Saint SULPICE, évêque de Bayeux en Normandie, martyr par la main des Vikings païens (843)

4 Settembre Santi di Irlanda,Scozia,Galles ed Inghilterra

St. Monessa of Ireland, Virgin

Died 456. According to tradition, Saint Monessa was the daughter of an Irish chieftain who was baptized by Saint Patrick. Immediately after rising from the water, she died in a state of grace. Nothing else is known about her

Saint ULTAN, évêque d'Ardbraccan en Irlande (VIIème siècle).

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Saint RHUDDLAD, patron de Llanrhyddlad au pays de Galles (VIIème siècle ?).

St. Cuthbert of Lindisfarne

St. Cuthbert is the miracle-working Saint of the Orthodox English par excellence. He was a Briton who shepherded flocks until a vision of the soul of St. Aidan (Apostle of Northern England) passing through the air to heaven convinced him to join the monastic community of Melrose in Scotland, then under the expert direction of St. Boisil (Basil). Named prior or hegumen of Lindisfarne in the stormy period after the decision rendered at the Council of Whitby in 664, he evangelised the people, drawing huge crowds. However, his heart yearned for solitude and he got a blessing to live as a hermit, first near Lindisfarne, later in the Farne islands near Bamborough. In 685, against his will, he was elected Bishop of Hexham, but swapped sees with St. Eata to become himself the Bishop of Lindisfarne, in succession to holy Aidan. He finished his days working mighty wonders of healing among the people, full of the gift of prophecy. He reposed near Lindisfarne on March 20, 687. Today his holy Relics rest at Durham. St. Cuthbert is the patron of our Western Rite Orthodox mission in England at Wolverhampton, and this writer is a witness to the graceful presence of his holy relics at Durham cathedral, where the state church keeps his shrine only in the form of a simple stone slab.

The Preface from the Ancient Mass of St. Cuthbert:-

It is truly meet and just, right and availing to our salvation, that we

should always and in all places give thanks to Thee, O Holy Lord, Father

almighty, everlasting God, upon this day of the departure to Christ of

the most holy priest Cuthbert, who first of all became an example to

saints in his daily life, a life of most temperate and most chaste

conduct, and afterwards followed the contemplative life in the

wilderness for many years, nourished only by the love of the God of

deathless life, and then was chosen to the rank of the episcopate, being

invited not by his own will but by God's providence, and the counsel of

the churches. For he had ever fought manfully and mightily against flesh

and blood, and the rulers of this ærial realm, seizing victory with the

helmet of hope for salvation, and the breastplate of righteousness, and

with the shield of faith, and the sword of the Word of God, and being

protected on the right hand and on the left, the soldier of God overcame

the battle-formations of the enemies, and the Lord wrought many miracles

by him, and he foretold his death many days before. For he commended the

governance of the people to the King and the Bishop, and he set out for

the holy desert, and he gave up his spirit to God the Father almighty

accompanied by a heavenly, holy multitude from the Gospel. Thee,

therefore, O Lord, we entreat, that by the intercession of holy Bishop

Cuthbert, we may be counted worthy to reach the harbour of joy, and the

heavenly realms of Him before Whom there stand innumerable choirs of

Angels and Archangels, and they say: Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God of

Sabaoth, etc.

(from the complete Old Sarum Rite Missal, publ. St. Hilarion Press,

tr.Fr. Aidan Keller)

Apolytikion in the Third Tone

While still in thy youth thou didst lay aside all worldly care and didst take up the sweet yoke of Christ, O godly-minded Cuthbert, and thou wast shown forth in truth to be nobly radiant in the grace of the Holy Spirit. Wherefore, God established thee as a rule of faith and shepherd of His rational flock, O converser with Angels and intercessor for men.

Kontakion in the First Tone

Having surpassed thy brethren in prayers, fasting, and vigils, thou wast found worthy to entertain a pilgrim-angel; and having shone forth with humility as a bright lamp set on high, thou didst receive the gift of wonderworking. And now as thou dwellest in the heavenly Kingdom, O our righteous Father Cuthbert, intercede with Christ God that our souls be saved

Memoria della Traslazione delle Reliquie di San Birino (Vescovo di Dorchester - on - Thames e Illuminatore del Wessex)

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St. Rhuddlad, Virgin of Anglesey, Wales

St. Cuimmen, Son of Cuanna, or Cuanach, probably Abbot of Druim-Snechta, now Drumsnat, County of Monaghan.

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St. Sarbile, Virgin of Fochart, County of Louth.

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