Saints of the day may 5
Saint Angelo of Sicilia (s. XIII)
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Saint Sacerdote of Limoges (s. VIII)
In Limoges, in Aquitaine, Saint priest, Bishop, who was a monk and Abbot, and later Bishop, but at the end of his life would again return to monastic life (s. VIII).
Saint Crescenciana mártir
Blessed Nunzio Sulpricio (s. XIX)
Saint Mauronto of Marchiennes (s. VIII)
In Marchiennes, in the Belgium Gaul, St. Mauronto, Abbot and deacon, who was a disciple of saint loving.
Saint León of Calabria (s. XIII)
In Calabria, saint Leon, hermit, who delivered the prayer and works of charity on behalf of the poor, died in the monastery of Africo near Reggio city, who he himself had founded (c. s. XIII).
Blessed Catalina Cittadini (s. XIX)
Saint Britton of Trier (s. IV)
Blessed Benvenutto Mareni (s. XIII)
Saint Avertinus of Vençay (s. XII)
Saint Joviniano of Auxerre (s. III)
In Auxerre, in the Gallia Lugdunensis, saint Joviniano, lector and martyr (s. III).
Saint Eutimio of Alejandría (s. IV)
In Alexandria, in Egypt, saint Eutimio, Deacon and martyr (c. 305).
Saint Máximo of Jerusalén (s. IV)
Commemoration of St. Max, Bishop of Jerusalem, who was condemned by Maximino Daya Caesar to forced labor in the mines, once they had ripped out an eye and burned a foot with a hot iron. Achieved freedom, you could go from there and he was appointed Bishop of the Church of Jerusalem, where, with the prestige of their glorious confession, rested in peace (c. 350).
Saint Teodoro obispo
Saint Eulogio obispo
Saint Nicecio of Vienne (s. V)
In Vienne, in the Gallia Lugdunensis, saint Nicecio or Niceto, Bishop (s. V).
Saint Geroncio of Milán (s. V)
In Milan, from Liguria, saint Geroncio or Geruncio, Bishop (c. 472).