Saint Achillas
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Bishop of Alexandria, Egypt. Ordained Arius, the founder of the Arian heresy. Attacked by Meletianists for his orthodox Christianity.
Died
313 of natural causes
Saint Achillas
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Bishop of Alexandria, Egypt. Ordained Arius, the founder of the Arian heresy. Attacked by Meletianists for his orthodox Christianity.
Died
313 of natural causes
Saint Anthony of Ancyra
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Son of Saints Melasippus and Carina of Ancyra. Martyred at age 13 in the persecutions of Julian the Apostate.
Died
latter 4th century in Ancyra, Galatia
Saint Carina of Ancyra
Also known as
Cassina
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Married to Saint Melassipus of Ancyra. Mother of Saint Anthony of Ancyra. Martyred in the persecutions of Julian the Apostate.
Died
latter 4th century in Ancyra, Galatia
Saint Melasippus of Ancyra
Also known as
Melasippo
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Married to Saint Carina of Ancyra. Father of Saint Anthony of Ancyra. Martyred in the persecutions of Julian the Apostate.
Died
latter 4th century in Ancyra, Galatia
Blessed Lazarus the Stylite
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Set an example of turning his back on the world and living for prayer by living without shelter on top of a series of columns for many year, often surviving on nothing but bread and water.
Died
1054 on Mount Galision near Ephesus, Asia Minor of natural causes
Saint Hieron of Mytilene
Also known as
Gerone, Ierone
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Martyred with several fellow Christians in the persecutions of Diocletian.
Born
Armenia
Died
c.300 at Mytilene, Greece
Saint Herculanus of Perugia
Also known as
Ercolano, Herculan
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Bishop of Perugia, Italy. Martyred under orders of Ostro-Gothic leader Totila.
Died
beheaded 549 by Ostro-Gothic soldiers
Patronage
Perugia, Italy
Saint Ernest of Mecca
Also known as
Ernest of Zwiefalten
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Benedictine monk and then abbot at Zwiefalten Abbey in southern Germany. Crusader, making it to Arabia. Martyr.
Born
Steißlingen, Germany
Died
1148 in Mecca
Saint Gébétrude of Remiremont
Also known as
Gertrude of Remiremont
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Grandaughter of Saint Romaricus. Niece of Saint Clare. Sister of Saint Adolphus. Educated at the convent at Saint-Mont where she became a Benedictine nun. Third abbess of Remiremont Abbey.
Died
c.680
Beatified
1051 by Pope Saint Leo IX (cultus confirmation)
Saint Florentius of Strasbourg
Also known as
Florent
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Immigrated to Alsace (in modern France), and built a monastery at Haselac. Bishop of Strasbourg, France in 678.
Born
Ireland
Died
c.693
Patronage
• against gall stones
• against ruptures
Saint Tremorus of Brittany
Also known as
Trémeur
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Son of Saint Triphina. Educated by Saint Gildas the Wise. Murdered as a child by his step-father, Count Conmore due to his hatred of the faith.
Died
6th century at a monastery at Carhaix, Brittany (in modern France)
Patronage
Carhaix, France
Representation
child holding his own severed head and a palm branch of martyrdom
Twelfth-century nun in the Camaldolese monastery of Santa Cristina in Ozzana Emilia, Italy. Abbess of her house. Noted for her personal piety, and as a pious and charitable leader of her sisters.
• 12th century Italy of natural causes
• relics enshrined in the church of Sant’Adrea di Ozzano by Cardinal Paleotti on 7 November 1573
1779 by Pope Pius VI (cultus confirmation)
Saint Prosdocimus of Padua
Also known as
Prosdecimus, Prosdocimo, Prosdozimus
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First bishop of Padua, Italy; he evangelized the entire region. Baptized Saint Daniel of Padua, who served him as deacon. Tradition says Prosdocimus was sent Saint Peter the Apostle.
Died
• c.100
• entombed is situated at the basilica of Santa Giustina at Padua, Italy
Patronage
• Asolo, Italy
• Cittadella, Italy
• Padua, Italy
Saint Jacinto Castañeda Puchasóns
Also known as
Hyacint, Hyacinth
Additional Memorial
24 November as one of the Martyrs of Vietnam
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Dominican priest. Missionary to the Philippines, China, and Tonkin. Martyr.
Born
13 November 1743 in Xàtiva, Valencia, Spain
Died
beheaded on 7 November 1773 in Ðong Mo, Ha Tay, Vietnam
Canonized
19 June 1988 by Pope John Paul II
Saint Vincenzo Grossi
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One of seven children born to Baldassare Grossi and Maddalena Capellini. Ordained a priest in the diocese of Lodi, Italy on 22 May 1869. Noted for this simple austere life style, and the humour and trust in Christ that he brought to it. Founded the Daughters of the Oratory for the Christian eduction of young people.
Born
9 March 1845 in Pizzighettone, Cremona, Italy
Died
7 November 1917 in Vicobellignano, Cremona, Italy of natural causes
Canonized
18 October 2015 by Pope Francis at Rome, Italy