Donatus
Martyrological notice
The former being exposed to the beasts, was torn to pieces by their teeth, and went to her spouse; but Agapius, after enduring many torments, was reserved for greater combats. — At Anagni, St. Mag- nus, bishop and martyr, who was put to death in the persecution of Decius. — At the castle of Brig- noles, in Provence, the demise of St. Louis, bishop of Toulouse, of the Order of Minorites, renowned for holiness of life and miracles. His body was taken thence to Marseilles, and buried with due honors in the church of the Friars Minor. — In the neighbor- hood of Sisteron, in France, blessed Donatus, priest and confessor. Being from his very infancy en- dowed with the grace of God in an extraordinary manner, he lived the life of an anchoret for many years, and after having been renowned for glorious miracles, went to Christ. — In the territory of Bourges, St. Marian, confessor. — At Mantua, St. Rufinus, confessor. — At Rome, blessed Urban II., pope, who followed in the footsteps of St. Gregory VII., in his zeal for learning and religion, and fired the crusaders with enthusiasm for the recovery of the holy places in Palestine from the power of the
Historical martyrology witness · The Roman Martyrology (English, 1916)
The former being exposed to the beasts, was torn to pieces by their teeth, and went to her spouse; but Agapius, after enduring many torments, was reserved for greater combats. — At Anagni, St. Mag- nus, bishop and martyr, who was put to death in the persecution of Decius. — At the castle of Brig- noles, in Provence, the demise of St. Louis, bishop of Toulouse, of the Order of Minorites, renowned for holiness of life and miracles. His body was taken thence to Marseilles, and buried with due honors in the church of the Friars Minor. — In the neighbor- hood of Sisteron, in France, blessed Donatus, priest and confessor. Being from his very infancy en- dowed with the grace of God in an extraordinary manner, he lived the life of an anchoret for many years, and after having been renowned for glorious miracles, went to Christ. — In the territory of Bourges, St. Marian, confessor. — At Mantua, St. Rufinus, confessor. — At Rome, blessed Urban II., pope, who followed in the footsteps of St. Gregory VII., in his zeal for learning and religion, and fired the crusaders with enthusiasm for the recovery of the holy places in Palestine from the power of the