Maria Ausiliatrice a Valdocco / Our Lady of the Tower Secret, Turin, Italy (1863) – 12 November:
HERE:
https://anastpaul.com/2021/11/12/maria-ausiliatrice-a-valdocco-our-lady-of-the-tower-secret-turin-italy-1863-and-memorials-of-the-saints-12-november/
St Martin I, Pope (598-655) Martyr
Biography:
https://anastpaul.com/2017/04/13/saint-of-the-day-13-april-st-pope-martin-i/
St Arsatius
St Astricus of Esztergom (Died c 1035) Confessor, Archbishop of Esztergom, the first Archbishop of the Hungarian Church, Monk, Abbot, Missionary,
His Life:
https://anastpaul.com/2021/11/12/saint-of-the-day-12-november-saint-astricus-of-esztergom-died-c-1035/
St Aurelius
St Cadwallader
St Cummian Fada
St Cunibert of Cologne (Died c 663) Archbishop of Cologne
St Emilian Cucullatus
St Evodius of Le Puy
St Hesychius of Vienne
Bl John Cini della Pace
St Lebuinus of Deventer (Died 775) “Apostle of the Friesens,” Priest, Monk, Confessor, Missionary.
His Life:
https://anastpaul.com/2019/11/12/saint-of-the-day-12-november-st-lebuinus-of-deventer-died-775-apostle-of-the-friesens/
St Livinus of Alost
St Machar of Aberdeen
St Namphasius
St Nilus the Elder
St Paternus of Sens
St Publius
St Renatus of Angers
St Rufus of Avignon
St Ymar of Reculver
Five Polish Brothers – Martyrs: They weren’t Polish and they weren’t related but were instead five Italian Benedictine Monks who worked with Saint Adalbert of Prague as missionaries to the Slavs and were Martyred together. They were – Benedict, Christinus, Isaac, John and Matthew. Born in Italy. They were Martyred in 1005 at the Benedictine Monastery near Gnesen, Poland and Canonised by Pope Julius II.
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