ALANUS (ALAN, ALAIN, or ÉLAN de LAVAUR), according to tradition he was a seventh century abbot and founder of Lavaur in Gascony. There is some question to the actual identity of this saint, and some sources posit that he is the same saint as St. Amandus of Maastricht (6th February).

BERNOLD, a priest-monk of Ottobeuren in Bavaria, and an illustrious wonderworker. St. Bernold reposed circa 1050.

IMMA (IMMINA, IMINA), the daughter of Duke Hedan II of Thuringia, she became a monastic and later was abbess of a convent in Karlburg, Franconia. St. Imma reposed circa 752.

JUCUNDA, a maiden in Reggio in Emilia-Romagna, and a spiritual daughter of St. Prosper (25th June). St. Jucunda reposed in 466.

MOSES, a Roman priest, possibly of Jewish ancestry, who was of such renown as a champion of the faith, that St. Cyprian of Carthage (16th September) wrote him a letter of encouragement, and he was commended by Pope St. Cornelius (16th September) for his energy in converting non-believers and skill in refuting the arguments of Novatians. St. Moses was arrested several times for converting pagans, and following his final arrest in 251 was beheaded.

BUDOC (BUDEAUX), (Seventh Century), a native of Brittany who was educated at a monastery in Ireland. St. Budoc served as Abbot of Youghal Abbey in County Cork before returning to Brittany where he was consecrated third Bishop of Dol.

EUCHARIUS, while nothing certain is known as his life, St. Eucharius is traditionally counted as the first Bishop of Trier, though there are some sources which make him the second. St. Eucharius is generally said to have flourished in the first century though more recent scholars, including the Bollandists, believe Christian missionaries did not arrive in Trier until after 250.

EUTYCHIAN, a native of Tuscany who was consecrated twenty-seventh Pope of Rome in 275. There are no extant records of his papacy, though legends about Pope St. Eutychian have developed; from having personally buried 324 martyrs to developing the rites for blessing of fields and crops. Pope St. Eutychian reposed in 283, and though in many have called him martyr, there are no primary sources which support this.

GUNTHILD, a nun from Wimborne who, at the request of St. Boniface (5th June), went to Germany to serves as an Abbess in Thuringia. St. Gunthild reposed circa 748.

ROMARIC (ROMARICUS), having received monastic tonsure at Luxeuil, St. Romaric went on, with St. Amatus (13th September), to co-found the double monastery that later came to be called Remiremont (Romarici Mons). He initially served as Prior, with St. Amatus as Abbot. St. Romaric became the second Abbot upon the repose of St. Amatus, serving until he reposed in 653.