Saints of the day july 11
Saint Drostan of Deer
Saint Quetilo of Viborg (s. XII)
At Viborg, on Denmark, saint Quetilo, regular Canon, who put great interest in the operation of the chapter school, being model for all (c. 1151).
Saint Pío I papa (s. II)
At Rome, commemoration of Saint Pius I, Pope, brother of Hermas, author of a work whose title is El Pastor, denomination that the Holy Pontiff, well deserved because for fifteen years was really a good shepherd who kept the Church.
Saint Olga of Kiev (s. X)
In Kiev, city of Russia (now in Ukraine), saint Olga, grandmother of saint Vladimiro, the first of the dynasty of Ruriks received baptism, where he was sentenced to the name of Helena, leaving his conversion opened the way for the Russian people abrazase Christianity.
Saint Marciano of Iconio (s. IV)
At Iconium, of Lycaonia, saint Marciano, martyr, who under the prefect Perennis reached the Palm of martyrdom, passing through many torments (s. III / IV).
Saint Marciana of Mauritania (s. IV)
Mauritania Cesarea, saint Marciana, Virgin, who, condemned to the menagerie, reached the Palm of martyrdom (c. 303).
Saint Leoncio of Burdeos (s. VI)
In Bordeaux, Aquitaine city, St. Leontius, Bishop, honor of the people and the city, who dignificó temples, restored baptisterios and distinguished himself by his generosity towards the poor (c. 570).
Saint Plácido of Disentis (s. VII)
In Disentis, in the upper Reece (today Switzerland) and saints Plácido, martyr, Sigisberto, abad, this last companion of saint Columbano and founder of the monastery of Saint Martin in Disentis, where he was the first who crowned their monastic life with the martyrdom (s. VII).
Saint Hidulfo of Tréveris (s. VIII)
In the monastery of Moyenmoutier, in the Vosges, saint Hidulfo, who still chorbishop of Trier, retired to the solitude, and having come to him many disciples, with them founded a monastery which was superior.
Saint Cindeus of Pamphylia (s. III)
Blessed Bertrand of Grandselve (s. XII)
Saint Cyprian of Brescia (s. V)
Saint Abundio of Córdoba (s. IX)
Saint Sigisberto of Disentis (s. VII)
In Disentis, in the upper Reece (today Switzerland) and saints Plácido, martyr, Sigisberto, abad, this last companion of saint Columbano and founder of the monastery of Saint Martin in Disentis, where he was the first who crowned their monastic life with the martyrdom (s. VII).
Saint Sidronio of Sens (s. III)
Saint Sidronio, martyr, Sens, s. III.
Saint Sabino of Brescia (s. V)
Sabino Saints and Cipriano, martyrs, Brescia, V. s.