The Third Sunday after the Epiphany
St Vincent of Saragossa (Died 304) Deacon – The Protomartyr of Spain, Deacon, Deacon, Archdeacon, Preacher, assistant to St Valerius of Saragossa (Died 315), who was his Bishop and whose Feast is also today.
His Life and Deathy:
https://anastpaul.com/2019/01/22/saint-of-the-day-22-january-st-vincent-of-saragossa-died-304-protomartyr-of-spain/
St Valerius of Saragossa (Died 315) Bishop,of Saragossa, Spain. There are few records of Valerius but tradition holds that he had a speech impediment and that the Protomartyr of Spain, Deacon, St Vincent of Saragossa, (also celebrated today), acted as his spokesman.
His Life and Death:
https://anastpaul.com/2021/01/22/saint-s-of-the-day-22-january-saint-valerius-of-saragossa-died-315-and-saint-vincent-of-saragossa-died-304-deacon-protomartyr-of-spain/
St Anastasius the Persian (Died 628) Martyr, Monk
St Antonio della Chiesa
St Blaesilla of Rome
St Brithwald of Ramsbury
St Caterina Volpicelli
St Dominic of Sora
Blessed Giuseppe Giaccardo SSP (1896-1948)
St Guadentius of Novara
Blessed Maria Mancini of Pisa OP (1356-1431) Widow, Second Order Sister of the Order of Preachers, spiritual disciple of St Catherine of Siena, Prioress, Mystic, Reformer, Apostle of the poor and the sick. The Roman Martyrology states: “In Pisa, Blessed Maria Mancini, who, twice widowed and all her children lost, under the exhortation of St Catherine of Siena, began community life in the Monastery of St Domenic, which she led for ten years.”
Her Life:
https://anastpaul.com/2022/01/22/saint-of-the-day-22-january-blessed-maria-mancini-of-pisa-op-1356-1431/
Bl Walter of Himmerode
Bl William Patenson
Martyrs of Puigcerda:
St Orontius
St Victor
St Vincent
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