The Enchiridion of Pope Leo (1633) - Page 17


20	f	St. Sebastian
21	g	St. Agnes
22	A	St. Vincent
23	b	St. Emerentiana original: "ste. Emer."
24	c	St. Timothy
25	d	Conversion of Saint Paul
26	e	St. Polycarp
27	f	St. John Chrysostom
28	g	St. Charlemagne The Emperor Charlemagne was traditionally honored as a saint in many parts of France, despite his canonization being disputed by the papacy.
29	A	St. Francis de Sales
30	b	St. Martina original: "ste. Mart."
31	c	St. Cyrus original: "s. Cyre."

F E B R U A R Y.

February has 28 days, and the Moon 29. And in a Leap Year original: "année de Bisex," from the Latin 'bissextus,' referring to the doubling of the sixth day before the Kalends of March. it has 29 days and the Moon 30.


1	d	St. Ignatius
2	e	The Purification of Our Lady original: "La Purification N. D."; also known as Candlemas, this feast marks the presentation of the infant Jesus in the Temple.
3	f	St. Blaise
4	g	St. Aventine original: "s. Avantin"
5	A	St. Agatha original: "ste. Agate"
6	b	St. Dorothy
7	c	St. Veronica original: "ste. Ver."