NOVEMBER

2. St. Vulgan, Recluse, seventh century.

3. St. Malachy, Bishop of Armagh, an. 1148.

9. St. Benignus, (or Binen,) Bishop, an. 468.

12. St. Levin, Bishop and Martyr, an. 633.

13. St. Constant, Confessor of Loch-Erne, an. 777.

St. Chillin, (or Kilian,) Confessor, seventh century.

14. St. Laurence, Bishop of Dublin, an 1181.

15. St. Malo, (or Maclovius,) a Briton, an. 565 or 570.

20. St. Maxentia, Virgin and Martyr.

21. St. Columban, Abbot, an. 615.

24. St. Cianan, (or Kenan,) Bishop of Duleek, in Meath, an. 489.

27. St. Virgilius, Bishop of Saltzburg, an. 784.

St. Secundinus, (called Seachnal,) Bishop of Dunseachnal or Dunshaughlin, in Meath, an. 447.

The Irish commemorate on the 2nd, St. Erc, first Bishop of Slane, in Meath, an. 513. On the 10th, St. John, Bishop of Mecklenburg, Martyr, an. 1066. And St. Aedus, Abbot of Enach-midbrenin in Muscray, an. 588. On the 11th, St. Sinellus, Abbot of Cluain-inis in Loch-erne, sixth century, On the 17th, St. Duloch, of Fingall, Confessor. On the 24th, St. Colman, son of Lennin, first Bishop of Cloyne, and disciple of St. Finbar, an. 604, or according to the four Masters, in 600. On the 30th, St. Brendan, Abbot of Birr, contemporary of St. Brendan of Cluainfearta, an. 564 or 574.