The Enchiridion of Pope Leo (1633) - Page 22

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2nd 11	e	St. Mamertus original: "s. Mamer"; a 5th-century Bishop of Vienne who introduced the "Rogation Days" of prayer and fasting.
1st 12	f	St. Pancras original: "s. Pancrace"; a young Roman citizen who converted to Christianity and was martyred at age 14.
13	g	St. Servatius original: "s. Servais"; a 4th-century bishop of Tongeren and one of the "Ice Saints" of folk tradition.
14	A	St. Boniface original: "s. Boniface"; likely Boniface of Tarsus, a martyr of the 4th century.
15	b	St. Isidore original: "s. Isidore"; likely St. Isidore of Madrid, the patron saint of farmers.
16	c	St. Honoratus original: "s. Honoré"; a Bishop of Amiens and the patron saint of bakers and pastry chefs.
17	d	St. Torpes original: "s. Torpet"; an early Christian martyr of Pisa, after whom the town of Saint-Tropez is named.
18	e	St. Felix, Bishop original: "s. Felix E."; the "E" stands for Évêque, the French word for Bishop.
19	f	St. Peter Celestine original: "s. Pierre Celestin"; the hermit who was elected Pope Celestine V and later abdicated.
20	g	St. Bernardino original: "s. Bernardin"; St. Bernardino of Siena, a famous Franciscan preacher known for the IHS monogram.
21	A	St. Juliana original: "ste Juliane"; likely St. Juliana Falconieri, founder of the Servite nuns.
22	b	St. Emily original: "s. Emilie"; likely referring to St. Emiliana, an aunt of Pope Gregory the Great.
23	c	St. Desiderius original: "s. Didier"; a 7th-century Bishop of Langres who was martyred while protecting his people.
24	d	St. Donatus original: "s. Donat"; likely the Bishop of Arezzo and martyr.
25	e	St. Urban original: "s. Urbin"; referring to Pope Urban I, often invoked for a good vineyard harvest.
26	f	St. Philip Neri original: "s. Philippe N."; the "Apostle of Rome" and founder of the Oratory.
27	g	St. John, Priest original: "s. Jean Pr."; "Pr." stands for Prêtre, denoting his status as a priest.
28	A	St. Germanus original: "s. Germain"; the Bishop of Paris and founder of the abbey now known as Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
29	b.	St. Maximinian original: "s. Maximain"; a 4th-century Bishop of Trier and defender of orthodoxy against Arianism.
30	c	St. Felix, Pope original: "s. Felix Pape"; likely Pope Felix I, who reigned in the late 3rd century.
31	d	St. Petronilla original: "s. ste Petronille"; traditionally identified as a daughter or spiritual student of St. Peter.

J U N E .

June has 30 days, and the Moon has 29.

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1	e	St. Pothinus original: "s. Potin"; the first Bishop of Lyon and a martyr who died during the persecutions of Marcus Aurelius.