Saints of the day may 2

Saint Athanasius (s. IV)

Celebrate today: Atanasio.

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Saint Flaminia

Saint Flaminia, Virgin and martyr

Saint Zoe of Atalia (s. II)

Atalia, of Pamphylia (Antalya today, in Turkey), saints burnish and his wife Zoe, along with their children Ciriaco and Teodulo, martyrs, who, according to tradition, in the time of Emperor Hadrian were slaves in the service of a pagan, and by order of the same master were first whipped, then brutally tormented because of his free confession of the Christian faith and finally thrown into an oven on, in which gave their souls to God (s. II).

Saint Waldeberto (s. VII)

In the monastery of Luxeuil in Burgundy, saint Waldeberto or Walberto, Abbot (665 / 670).

Blessed William Tirry (s. XVII)
Saint Viborada (s. X)

In the place of Saintkt Gallen, in the region of the Helvetii, Holy Wiborada or Wiborada, Virgin and martyr, who lived locked up in a cell next to the Church of Saint Magno, from which catered to the people. Because of their faith and their religious vows, it solvents braved death at the hands of Hungarian invaders.

Blessed Boleslas Strzelecki (s. XX)
Saint Félix diácono (s. IV)

At Hispalis (Seville today), in the Spanish province of Betica, saint Félix, Deacon and martyr (s. IV).

Blessed Nicholas Hermansson (s. XIV)
Saint Vindemial (s. V)

Commemoration of the holy martyrs Vindemial or Vindemia, Bishop of Capsa, in Numidia, and Longinos, Bishop of Pamaria, in Mauritania, who were beheaded by order of Huneric, King of vandals, after having faced the Arians at the Council of Carthage.

Saint Longinos

Commemoration of the holy martyrs Vindemial, Bishop of Capsa, in Numidia, and Longinus, Bishop Pamaria, in Mauritania, who were beheaded by order of Huneric, King of vandals, after having faced the Arians at the Council of Carthage.

Saint Hespero of Atalia (s. II)

In Atalia, Pamphylia (Antalya today, in Turkey), saints burnish and his wife Zoe, together with his sons Ciriaco and Teodulo, martyrs, who, according to tradition, in the time of Emperor Hadrian were slaves in the service of a pagan, and by order of the same master were first whipped, then brutally tormented because of his free confession of the Christian faith and finally thrown into an oven on, in which gave their souls to God (s. II).

Saint Cyriacus of Atalia (s. II)
Saint Teódulo of Atalia