Our Lady of Prompt Succour, New Orleans, USA (1809) – 8 January and 15 January:
Such wonderful miracles – read about the Marian Patron of Louisiana here:
https://anastpaul.com/2019/01/08/memorials-of-the-saints-8-january/
Notre-Dame de Banneux / Our Lady of Banneux, Belgium (under 2 Titles – Notre Dame des Pauvres / Our Lady of the Poor and Reine des Nations / Queen of Nations) (15 January – 2 March 1933) 15 January:
Here:
https://anastpaul.com/2021/01/15/our-lady-of-banneux-belgium-and-memorials-of-the-saints-15-january/
St Paul the Hermit (c 227-c 342) The First Hermit – in the Thebaid region of Egypt, is regarded as the first Christian hermit, who lived alone in the desert from his sixteenth to the one hundred and thirteenth year of his life.
The First Holy Hermit Paul:
https://anastpaul.wordpress.com/2018/01/15/saint-of-the-day-15-january-st-paul-the-hermit-c-227-c-342/
St Macarius of Egypt (c300-390) Priest, Hermit, Spiritual student of Saint Anthony Abbot, Ascetic, Miracle-worker , known as “The Glowing Lantern.”
Another Wonderfully Wise Desert Father:
https://anastpaul.com/2023/01/15/saint-of-the-day-15-january-st-macarius-of-egypt-c-300-390-priest-abbot-hermit-desert-father-of-the-church/
St Maurus OSB (c512-584) Benedictine Monk, Abbot and Deacon, Miracle-worker. Maurus was the first disciple of Saint Benedict of Nursia (512–584). He is mentioned in Saint Gregory the Great’s biography of the latter as the first oblate, offered to the Monastery by his noble Roman parents as a young boy, to be brought up in the monastic life. The formula and blessing of St Maurus were universally adopted and approved for use in the Blessing of the Sick.
His Life and Miracles:
https://anastpaul.com/2021/01/15/saint-of-the-day-15-january-saint-maurus-osb-c-512-584/
St Blaithmaic of Iona
St Bonitus of Clermont (c623-706) Bishop, Confessor, Chancellor of the Kingdom, Governor of Provence, Diplomatic peacemaker, Protector of Slaves and active advocate for its abolition, a man of deep devotion and Asceticism, Promoter of monasticism, builder of Churches and Monasteries., Miracle-worker. Heir to a rich heritage, he used his resources not only to beautify Churches and Monasteries but also, to relieve the miseries of the poor. Bonitus is a much loved and endearing Saint in France and, in some ways, a very modern figure.
His Zealous Life of Devotion:
https://anastpaul.com/2024/01/15/saint-of-the-day-15-january-saint-bonitus-of-clermont-c623-706-bishop-confessor/
St Britta
St Ceolwulf of Northumbria
St Emebert of Cambrai
St Ephysius of Sardinia
St Eugyppius
Bl Geoffrey of Peronne
Bl Giacomo Villa
St Gwrnerth
St Habacuc the Prophet
St Isidore of Scété
St Isidore the Egyptian
St Ita of Killeedy
St John Calabytes (Died c450) Beggar Hermit
St Liewellyn
St Lleudadd of Bardsey
St Malard of Chartres
St Maximus of Nola
St Michaeas the Prophet
Bl Peter of Castelnau
St Placidus
St Probus of Rieti
St Romedio of Nonsberg (Died 4th Century or 11th Century) – Hermit, Penitent., Pilgrim.
His Life of Penance:
https://anastpaul.com/2022/01/15/saint-of-the-day-15-january-saint-romedius-of-nonsberg-died-4th-century-or-11th-century/
St Sawl
St Secondina of Anagni
St Secundina of Rome
St Tarsicia of Rodez
St Teath
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