The Enchiridion of Pope Leo (1633) - Page 16

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JANUARY.

January has 31 days, and the Moon 30. This refers to the "lunar month" associated with January in the ecclesiastical calendar, used to calculate the date of Easter.


1	A	Circumcision of Our Lord
2	b	St. Clair
3	c	St. Genevieve The patron saint of Paris.
4	d	St. Benedicta original: "ste. Ben."
5	e	St. Telesphorus
6	f	The Kings original: "Les Rois"; refers to the Feast of the Epiphany, celebrating the arrival of the Three Wise Men.
7	g	St. Raymond
8	A	St. Severinus
9	b	St. Julian
10	c	St. William
11	d	St. Hyginus
12	e	St. Satyrus
13	f	St. Hilary
14	g	St. Felix
15	A	St. Maurus
16	b	St. Marcellus
17	c	St. Anthony
18	d	Chair of St. Peter A feast celebrating the authority and papacy of Saint Peter.
19	e	St. Canutus original: "s. Natius"; likely a shortened or variant form for Canutus or perhaps Ignatius, though Canutus is the typical saint for January 19th.