JULY

1. St. Rumold, Bishop and Martyr, an. 775.

3. St. Guthagon, Recluse, eighth century.

4. St. Finbar, Abbot.

St. Bolcan, Abbot, disciple of St. Patrick.

5. St. Modwena, Virgin, ninth century.

St. Edana, Virgin.

6. St. Palladius, Bishop and Apostle of the Scots, in Ireland and North-Britain, an. 450.

St. Moninna, Virgin and Abbess of Sliabh-cuillin in Ulster, an. 518.

8. St. Kilian. Bishop, and his companions, SS. Colman and Totnan, Martyrs an. 688.

11. St. Drostan, Abbot of Dal-congail, an. 809. Colgan MSS.*

14. St. Idus, Bishop of Athfoda in Leinster, disciple of St. Patrick.

17. St. Turnin, Confessor, companion of St. Foilan.

21. St. Arbogastus, Bishop of Strasburg, an. 678. Act. SS. Hib.

22. St. Dabius, Confessor.

24. St. Declan, first Bishop of Ardmore.

25. St. Nissen, Abbot, baptized by St. Patrick.

27. St. Congal, Abbot of Jabhnallivin.

St. Luican, of Kill-luican, Confessor.

The Irish commemorate on the 1st, St. Cumian Bishop of Aendrum in Ulster, an. 658; on the 3d, St. German, first Bishop of the Isle of Man, disciple o St. Patrick; also St. Killen, or Chilian,) Abbot of Hij, an. 747; on the 8th, St. Aid, Abbot of Tirdaglas, martyred by the Norwegians, an. 843; on the 9th St. German, Patron of Cluain-seanbho in the diocese of Kildare; on the 16th, St. Torbach, Bishop of Ardmagh, an. 808; also St. Braccan, Abbot of the monastery in Meath, called from him Ardbraccan an. 650; and St. Fenenan, (or Feneder,) Bishop, an 630; on the 18th, St. Cronan, Abbot of Cluain-macnois, an. 637.