Saints of the day january 16
Saint Berard (s. XIII)
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Saint Accursius (s. XIII)
Saint Pedro, mártir (s. XIII)
Saint Otón (s. XIII)
Saint Triverio (s. VI)
In the place of Dombes, in the lugdunensis territory of Gaul (now France), saint Triverio, presbyter and later hermit (c. 550).
Saint Tiziano (s. V)
In the city of Oderzo, in the region of Venice (today Italy), saint Tiziano, Bishop (s. V).
Saint Leobato (s. V)
In the region of Tours, Lugdunensis Gaul (now France), commemoration of Saint Leobato, Abbot, whom his master, St. Urso, appointed as superior of the monastery recently founded Seneviere, who ruled Holy until his old age (s. V).
Saint Melas (s. IV)
In the city of Rinocorurua, in Egypt, saint Melas, Bishop, who by their adherence to the Orthodox faith suffered banishment at the time of the Arian Emperor Valente, after which rested in peace (c. 390).
Saint Juana (s. XII)
In the town of Bagno Romagna (today Italy), saint Juana, who admitted to the camaldolese order, he distinguished himself by his obedience and humility.
Blessed Joseph Vaz (s. XVIII)
Blessed Juana Maria Condesa Lluch (s. XX)
Blessed Giuseppe Antonio Tovini (s. XIX)
Saint Jacobo obispo of Tarantasia (s. V)
In Tarantasia, city of Viennese Gaul (now France), St. Jacob, Bishop, disciple of saint Honorato de Lérins (s. V).
Saint Honorato (s. V)
In Arles, city of Provence, in Gaul (now France), Saint-Honorat Islands, Bishop, who established the famous monastery on the island of Lérins, and later agreed to govern the see of Arles.
Saint Furseo (s. VII)
In Mazerolles, next to the River Alteia, in Gaul (now France), St. Furseo, Abbot first in Ireland, then in England and, finally, in Gaul, where he founded the monastery of Lagny (c. 650).