Communio Sanctorum

Hilary

brothers, who won the martyr's crown in the Ara- bian persecution. — At Sion, in Switzerland, St. Florentinus, martyr, who was put to the sword with blessed Hilary, after his tongue had been cut out. — At Byblos, in Phoenicia, St. Mark, bishop, who is also called John by blessed Luke. — At Milan, the holy bishop Caius, a disciple of the blessed apostle Barnabas, who passed calmly to rest after suffering severely in the persecution of Nero. — At Ravenna, St. Aderitus, bishop and confessor. — At Paris, St. Vincent de Paul, priest, and founder of the Congre- gation of the Mission and of the Daughters of Charity, an apostolic man and a father to the poor. His feast is celebrated on the 19th of July. — In the same city, St. Eleazar, count. — In Hainaut, St. Hil- trude, virgin.

Martyrological notice

brothers, who won the martyr's crown in the Ara- bian persecution. — At Sion, in Switzerland, St. Florentinus, martyr, who was put to the sword with blessed Hilary, after his tongue had been cut out. — At Byblos, in Phoenicia, St. Mark, bishop, who is also called John by blessed Luke. — At Milan, the holy bishop Caius, a disciple of the blessed apostle Barnabas, who passed calmly to rest after suffering severely in the persecution of Nero. — At Ravenna, St. Aderitus, bishop and confessor. — At Paris, St. Vincent de Paul, priest, and founder of the Congre- gation of the Mission and of the Daughters of Charity, an apostolic man and a father to the poor. His feast is celebrated on the 19th of July. — In the same city, St. Eleazar, count. — In Hainaut, St. Hil- trude, virgin.

Historical martyrology witness · The Roman Martyrology (English, 1916)

dom, and went to eternal glory. — Also, the holy mar- tyrs Apellius, Luke, and Clement. — At Liege, in Belgium, St. Theodard, bishop and martyr, who laid down his life for his flock, and after his death was renowned for the gift of miracles. — At Kome, blessed Hilary, pope and confessor. — At Compost ell a, St. Peter, bishop, who was celebrated for his many vir- tues and miracles. — In the city of Albi, St. Salvius, bishop and confessor. — At Novara, St. Agapius, bishop. — At Constantinople, St. Pulcheria, empress and virgin, distinguished by her piety and zeal for religion.