Bl Marie-Élisabeth Turgeon (Optional Memorial)
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St Amor of Amorbach
St Anastasius of Terni
St Beatrice da Silva
St Benedicta of Lorraine
St Carloman
St Cecilia of Lorraine
St Clare of Montefalco
St Donatus of Ripacandida
St Drithelm
St Pope Eusebius
St Eusebius of Sicily
St Hyacinth – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoOFq6fsiHo
St Jacobo Kyushei Gorobioye Tomonaga
St James the Deacon
St Jeanne of the Cross/Delanoue
St Jeroen of Noordwijk
St Juliana of Ptolemais
St Leopoldina Naudet
St Mamas
St Michaël Kurobyoie
St Myron of Cyzicus
Bl Nicholas Politi
Bl Noël-Hilaire Le Conte
St Paul of Ptolemais
St Theodore of Grammont
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Martyred in the Spanish Civil War: Bl Antoni CarmaniĂş Mercarder, Bl Facundo Escanciano Tejerina, Bl Eugenio Sanz-Orozco Mortera, Bl Enric Canadell Quintana, Florencio LĂłpez Egea and see below –
Martyrs of Malaga – 8 beati: A priest and seven brothers, all members of the       Hospitallers of Saint John of God, all martyred together in the Spanish Civil War:
• Antonio del Charco Horques
• Eusebio Ballesteros RodrĂguez
• Florentino Alonso Antonio
• Isidro ValentĂn Peña Ojea
• Juan Antonio GarcĂa Moreno
• Manuel Sanz y Sanz
• Pedro Pastor GarcĂa
• Silvestre Perez Laguna
17 August 1936 in Málaga, Spain – they were Beatified on 13 October 2013 by Pope Francis.
Martyrs of Maspujols – 3 beati: Three priests in the archdiocese of Tarragona, Spain.     Martyred together in the Spanish Civil War:
• Josep Mañé March
• Magà Civit Roca
• Miquel Rué Gené
17 August 1936 in Maspujols, Tarragona, Spain. They were Beatified on 13 October 2013 by Pope Francis. The beatification ceremony was celebrated in Tarragona, Spain.