Saints of the day october 6
Saint Adalbero of Würzburg (s. XI)
Saint Ságar of Laodicea (s. II)
In Laodicea, Phrygia, St. Ságar, Bishop and martyr, who suffered from in time of Servilius Paulo, proconsul of Asia, (c. 170).
Saint Fe of Agen (s. IV)
At Agen, Aquitaine city, saint Fe, martyr (s. IV).
Saint Artaldus of Arvières (s. XIII)
Blessed Francis Hunot (s. XVIII)
Saint Francisco Tran Van Trung (s. XIX)
In the city of An-Hoa, in Annam, saint Francisco Tran Van Trung, martyr, who, being a soldier, resisted vigorously proposals to forsake the Christian faith, by which the Emperor Tu Duc made it to slaughter.
Blessed Isidore of Saint Joseph de Loor (s. XX)
Saint Juan Xenos (s. XI)
In Azogyrea, on the island of Crete, saint Juan, named Xenos, who spread in the island the monastic life (s. XI).
Saint Magno of Venecia (s. VII)
In Venice, commemoration of saint Magno, Bishop, who, by taking the Lombards their episcopal see of Opitergio, with most of his flock moved next to the Venetian Lagoon, founded the new city of Heraclia or Eraclea, as well as several churches in the place where later stood the city of Venice (c. 670).
Blessed Marie Rose Durocher (s. XIX)
Saint María Francisca of las Llagas of Nuestro Señor Jesucristo (s. XVIII)
In Naples, Campania, saint Maria Francisca of the wounds of our Lord Jesus Christ (Ana María) Gallo, Virgin of the third order Regular of St. Francis, who was admirable by endure continued and many trials, showing great patience, penance, and love of God and souls.
Saint Pardulfo of Guéret (s. VIII)
In Guéret, in the region of Limoges, in Aquitaine, saint Pardulfo, Abbot, of which, illustrious for their saintctity of life, has he did flee their church to the Saracens who were regressing to Carlos Martel.
Saint Renato of Sorrento (s. V)
In the town of Sorrento, Campania, saint Renato, Bishop (c. s. V).
Saint Román of Auxerre (s. VI)
In Auxerre, of Neustria, saint Román, Bishop (c. 564).
Saint Ywio (s. VIII)
In lower Brittany, saint Ywio, Deacon and Monk, disciple of saint Cutberto, Bishop of Lindisfarne, who went from England to this region, where lived delivered to vigils and fasts (c. 704).