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Saint of the Day – 11 May – Saint Illuminatus OSB (Died 13th Century) of San Severino Marche, Confessor

Saint of the Day – 11 May – Saint Illuminatus OSB (Died 13th Century) of San Severino Marche in Umbria, Italy, a Monk at the Monastery of San Mariano (now Santa Caterina), Monk and Confessor., Miracle-worker. Born probably somewhere in Italy and died at the Monastery of San Severino Marche of natural causes. Patronage – of the City and Diocese of San Severino Marche. Also known as – Illuminato.

The Roman Martyrology reads today: “At San Severino, in the Marches of Ancona, St Illuminatus, Confessor.

Unknown Monk

Information about Illuminatus, a Benedictine Monk who lived in the second half of the 13th Century, is scarce. His figure, venerated as a Saint by the City of San Severino Marche , has emerged over ttime thanks to popular devotion and some historic documents which attest to his sanctity and miracles.

Although tradition identifies him as a native of San Severino in the Marches of Ancona, he was actually born elsewhere. Historic sources associate him with the Monastery of San Mariano (now Santa Caterina), located near the City, where he spent his monastic life.

Santa Caterina Monastery

He lived in the second half of the 13th Century, a period of great religious fervour and the flourishing of the Benedictine movement.

Illuminatus distinguished himself by his sanctity and his deep faith and devotion. His fame spread rapidly, fueled by the numerous miracles attributed to him. Popular tradition tells of miraculous cures, divine intercessions and prodigies which increased his reputation as a Saint.

Devotion to Illuminatus took deep root in the hearts of the people of San Severino Marche. His fame as a miracle worker and intercessor with God, caused the community to venerate him as a Saint. In 1702 he was officially listed among the co-protectors of the City, confirming his role as an intercessor and celestial protector. The Liturgical Feast of St Illuminatud is celebrated on 11 May, the presumed date of his death. On this date, the City of San Severino Marche celebrated its Patron Saint with solemn processions, Holy Mass and great civin celebrations.

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EASTER III – The Third Sunday after Easter, Happy Mother’s Day, Madonna dello Scoglio / Madonna of the Rock, Placanica, Reggio Calabria, Calabria, Italy (mid 1900s) and Memorials of the Saints – 11 May

EASTER III – The Third Sunday after Easter

Wishing all Mothers a Blessed
and Happy Mothers’ Day
May Mary, the Mother of God,
our Lord Jesus Christ and our Mother,
be a guide and a comfort to us all.

Madonna dello Scoglio / Madonna of the Rock, Placanica, Reggio Calabria, Calabria, Italy (mid 1900s) – 11 May:
HERE:

https://anastpaul.com/2021/05/11/madonna-dello-scoglio-madonna-of-the-rock-placanica-reggio-calabria-calabria-italy-and-memorials-of-the-saints-11-may/

St Anastasius of Lérida
St Anthimus of Rome
St Bassus of Sabina
St Bertilla
St Criotan of MacReddin
Bl Diego of Saldaña
St Evellius of Pisa
St Fabius of Sabina
St Francesco de Girolamo SJ
St Fremund of Dunstable
St Gengulphus of Burgundy

Blessed Gregory Celli OSA (1225-1343) Priest of the Order of St Augustine renowned Preacher, Contemplative, Hermit. He was Beatified in 1769.
His Pious Life:

https://anastpaul.com/2020/05/11/saint-of-the-day-11-may-blessed-gregory-celli-of-verucchio-osa-c-1225-1343/

St Gualberto

St Ignatius of Laconi OFM Cap. (1701-1781) Friar of the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin. Known as “the Holy Friar,” “the Apostle of the Streets, “ “the Wonder-worker,” “the Miracle-Worker” and “Padre Santo.” Canonised on 21 October 1951 by Pope Pius XII.
“Padre Santo” Ignatius:

https://anastpaul.wordpress.com/2018/05/11/saint-of-the-day-11-may-st-ignatius-of-laconi-o-f-m-cap-1701-1781/

Bl Illuminatus
St Illuminatus OSB (Died 13th Century) of San Severino Marche, Monk and Confessor
Bl James Walworth
Bl John Rochester
St Maiulo of Hadrumetum

St Mamertus (Died c477) Archbishop of Vienne, France, Theologian, Writer, Founder of the introduction of the praying of Litanies prior to Ascension Day, called “Rogation Days.”   Rogation days are days of prayer and fasting in the Church.   They are observed with processions and the praying of the Litany of the Saints.   The major Rogation is held on 25 April, the minor Rogations are held on Monday to Wednesday, preceding Ascension Thursday.   The word Rogation comes from the Latin verb rogare, meaning “to ask,” which reflects the beseeching of God, for the appeasement of His anger and for protection from calamities.
Rogation St Mammertus:

https://anastpaul.com/2019/05/11/saint-of-the-day-11-may-st-mamertus-died-c-475/

St Maximus of Sabina

St Mayeul (c906–994) Priest, the 4th Abbot of Cluny, Reformer., Miracle-worker.
Zealous St Mayeul:

https://anastpaul.com/2021/05/11/saint-of-the-day-11-may-saint-mayeul-of-cluny-c-906-994/

St Mozio of Constantinople
St Possessor of Verdun
St Principia of Rome
St Tudy
St Vincent L’Hénoret
Bl Vivaldus
St Walbert of Hainault

Martyrs of Camerino: An imperial Roman official, his wife, their children and servants, all of whom were converts and martyrs: Anastasius, Aradius, Callisto, Eufemia, Evodius, Felice, Primitiva, Theopista.

Martyrs of Carcassona – 14 Beati:

Martyrs of Osimo:
Diocletius
Florentius
Sisinius