Caidoc and Frechor or Adrian, Centule, Picardy, and
Apostles
of the Morini, in France.
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Article VIII.
—Reputed Feast of St.
Winin, Priest, in Cantire, Scotland
Article IX. —St. Sillan . . . . . . . . . Article X. —St. Dairius . . . . . . . . .
EiMcntginint! ) ©ag of iHag,
. . . 587 . . . 588 . . . 5S8 . . . 5S8
Article I. —St. Brunsecha, Virgin, of Magh-Trea, and of Killyon Parish, King's County. [Fifth and Si. \th Century. ] . . . . . . 5S9
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CONTENTS.
Article II. —St. Commain, Virgin, of Dal-Buinne, and of Derry, Parish of Bally-
phillip, County of Down . . . Article III. —St. Buriena, Virgin, of Cornwall, England
Article IV. -St. Modune, or Duonius. . . .
Article V. —St. Maeltuile, probably of Dysart, County of Westmeath . . . 597 Article VI. —St. Mobecce, of Trilick, County of Tyrone . . . . . . 598 Article VII. —St. Dairius . . . . . . . . . •• 599 Article VIII. —Reputed Feast of St. Uaganus, Bishop of Galloway, Scotland . . . 599
600 Century. ^ . . . . . . . . . . . . 600
Article IX. —Festival of St. Pollio . . . . . .
Article X. —Reputed Feast of St. Gumbert, or Gundibert. [Seventh or Eighth
El)trtict! ) JBatj of Jlag.
Article I. —St. Madelgisilus, or Mauguille, Solitary, in Picardy, France. [Sezvnth Ccntniy. ']
Chap. I. —Introduction—Writers of the Ads of St. Madelgisilus —His early Birth and Education—He accompanies
St. Fursey to France—Their united Labours—After
St. Fursey's Death, St. Madelgisilus seeks Admission,
and he is received as a Religious, in the Monastery at Centule . . . . . . . . . 601
Chap. II. —The Virtues and Manner of Life adopted by St. Madelgisilus, at Centule—Angelic Vision—He becomes a Hermit at Monstrelet—His devotional Life there—His Illness—St. Vulgan and Himself after- wards live together—Death of St. Vulgan, and sub- sequent Departure of our Saint—His Relics and the Miracles he wrought—Translation of his Relics Conclusion . . . . . . . . . 605
Article II. —St. Goban, orGobban, of Airdne Dairinse . . . . . 611 Article III. —St. Fergussius, of Druim-bile, otherwise, St. Saergusa bile or
Saerghos, of Druim . . . . . . Article IV. —St. Ernine, orErninus . . . . . . Article V. —Reputed Feast of St. Silay, or Silaus, Bishop at Lucca Article VI. —St. Heynaor Hieu. {Seventh Century. ] . . .
. . . 613
. . . 614
. . . 614
. . . 614
Article VII. —Festival of St.
Caidoc and Frechor or Adrian, Centule, Picardy, and Apostles of the Morini, in France. [Sixth and
Seventh Centuries. ] . . . . . . . . . 615
Article VIII. —Festival of the Nativity of St. Thomas . . .
Article IX. —Festival of Eutychius, Martyr . . . . . .
Article X. -—Reputed Feast for the Translation of the Relics of St. Dympna and of
St. Gerebern, at Gheel, in Brabrant . . . . . . 617 Article XL—Reputed Feast of St. Totuanus, Martyr . . . . . . 617
^i)trt2'-tot ©as of iilag.
Article I. St. Feradacius, Abbot of Iona, Scotland. [Ninth Century. ] . . . . . . . . . . . . 617 Article II. —St. Fer-da-crioch . . . . . . . . . . . 618
Article III. —St. Eoghan, Bishop of Cremhcaille, or Abbot of Moville,
County of Down . . . Article IV. —St. Maelodhrain, of Slane, County of Meath
. . . 619 . . . 619 . . . 621 . . . 621 . . . 621 . . . 621
. . . . . . . . .
[Seventeenth Century. ] . . . . . . Article X. —Reputed Feast of St. Silanus, a Pilgrim and Bishop . . . Article XL—Reputed Feast of Findocha, Virgin, in Scotland . . . Article XII. —Reputed Feast of St. Frudocha, Virgin . . .
Article v. —St. Ernin, of Cranfield Parish, County of Antrim
Article VI. —St. Coirpre, Abbot of Moville. County of Down . . .
Article VII. —Feast of St. Chrysogenus, Martyr, at Aquileia . . .
Article VIII. —St. Petronilla, Virgin . . . . . .
Article IX. —The Blessed John Meagh, S. J. , Martyr, near Prague, Bohemia.
. . . ••• 594 . . . . . . 596 •• ••• 597
. . . 616
. . . 617
. . . 622 . . . 623 . . . 623 . . . 623
Page
Abbot, Right Rev. Father, of La Trappe West Gorton, Manchester, England.
Monastery, Gethsemani, Nelson County, Slattery, Rev. J. , St. Patrick's Catholic _
State of Kentucky, U. S. A.
Byrne, Very Rev. P. J. Byrne, Dean, V. G. ,
P. P. . Dungannon, County of Tyrone. Franciscan Convent, Very Rev. Guardian of,
Church, Bradford, England.
Walshaw, Very Rev. Canon Samuel, St.
Mary's Church, Sheffield, England.
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Article IX. —St. Sillan . . . . . . . . . Article X. —St. Dairius . . . . . . . . .
EiMcntginint! ) ©ag of iHag,
. . . 587 . . . 588 . . . 5S8 . . . 5S8
Article I. —St. Brunsecha, Virgin, of Magh-Trea, and of Killyon Parish, King's County. [Fifth and Si. \th Century. ] . . . . . . 5S9
——
CONTENTS.
Article II. —St. Commain, Virgin, of Dal-Buinne, and of Derry, Parish of Bally-
phillip, County of Down . . . Article III. —St. Buriena, Virgin, of Cornwall, England
Article IV. -St. Modune, or Duonius. . . .
Article V. —St. Maeltuile, probably of Dysart, County of Westmeath . . . 597 Article VI. —St. Mobecce, of Trilick, County of Tyrone . . . . . . 598 Article VII. —St. Dairius . . . . . . . . . •• 599 Article VIII. —Reputed Feast of St. Uaganus, Bishop of Galloway, Scotland . . . 599
600 Century. ^ . . . . . . . . . . . . 600
Article IX. —Festival of St. Pollio . . . . . .
Article X. —Reputed Feast of St. Gumbert, or Gundibert. [Seventh or Eighth
El)trtict! ) JBatj of Jlag.
Article I. —St. Madelgisilus, or Mauguille, Solitary, in Picardy, France. [Sezvnth Ccntniy. ']
Chap. I. —Introduction—Writers of the Ads of St. Madelgisilus —His early Birth and Education—He accompanies
St. Fursey to France—Their united Labours—After
St. Fursey's Death, St. Madelgisilus seeks Admission,
and he is received as a Religious, in the Monastery at Centule . . . . . . . . . 601
Chap. II. —The Virtues and Manner of Life adopted by St. Madelgisilus, at Centule—Angelic Vision—He becomes a Hermit at Monstrelet—His devotional Life there—His Illness—St. Vulgan and Himself after- wards live together—Death of St. Vulgan, and sub- sequent Departure of our Saint—His Relics and the Miracles he wrought—Translation of his Relics Conclusion . . . . . . . . . 605
Article II. —St. Goban, orGobban, of Airdne Dairinse . . . . . 611 Article III. —St. Fergussius, of Druim-bile, otherwise, St. Saergusa bile or
Saerghos, of Druim . . . . . . Article IV. —St. Ernine, orErninus . . . . . . Article V. —Reputed Feast of St. Silay, or Silaus, Bishop at Lucca Article VI. —St. Heynaor Hieu. {Seventh Century. ] . . .
. . . 613
. . . 614
. . . 614
. . . 614
Article VII. —Festival of St.
Caidoc and Frechor or Adrian, Centule, Picardy, and Apostles of the Morini, in France. [Sixth and
Seventh Centuries. ] . . . . . . . . . 615
Article VIII. —Festival of the Nativity of St. Thomas . . .
Article IX. —Festival of Eutychius, Martyr . . . . . .
Article X. -—Reputed Feast for the Translation of the Relics of St. Dympna and of
St. Gerebern, at Gheel, in Brabrant . . . . . . 617 Article XL—Reputed Feast of St. Totuanus, Martyr . . . . . . 617
^i)trt2'-tot ©as of iilag.
Article I. St. Feradacius, Abbot of Iona, Scotland. [Ninth Century. ] . . . . . . . . . . . . 617 Article II. —St. Fer-da-crioch . . . . . . . . . . . 618
Article III. —St. Eoghan, Bishop of Cremhcaille, or Abbot of Moville,
County of Down . . . Article IV. —St. Maelodhrain, of Slane, County of Meath
. . . 619 . . . 619 . . . 621 . . . 621 . . . 621 . . . 621
. . . . . . . . .
[Seventeenth Century. ] . . . . . . Article X. —Reputed Feast of St. Silanus, a Pilgrim and Bishop . . . Article XL—Reputed Feast of Findocha, Virgin, in Scotland . . . Article XII. —Reputed Feast of St. Frudocha, Virgin . . .
Article v. —St. Ernin, of Cranfield Parish, County of Antrim
Article VI. —St. Coirpre, Abbot of Moville. County of Down . . .
Article VII. —Feast of St. Chrysogenus, Martyr, at Aquileia . . .
Article VIII. —St. Petronilla, Virgin . . . . . .
Article IX. —The Blessed John Meagh, S. J. , Martyr, near Prague, Bohemia.
. . . ••• 594 . . . . . . 596 •• ••• 597
. . . 616
. . . 617
. . . 622 . . . 623 . . . 623 . . . 623
Page
Abbot, Right Rev. Father, of La Trappe West Gorton, Manchester, England.
Monastery, Gethsemani, Nelson County, Slattery, Rev. J. , St. Patrick's Catholic _
State of Kentucky, U. S. A.
Byrne, Very Rev. P. J. Byrne, Dean, V. G. ,
P. P. . Dungannon, County of Tyrone. Franciscan Convent, Very Rev. Guardian of,
Church, Bradford, England.
Walshaw, Very Rev. Canon Samuel, St.
Mary's Church, Sheffield, England.
DIRECTION TO THE BINDER.
^^ The Binder will please to prefix the Frontispiece and Title Page, contained in Part 51, and First of this Volume, to the present Table of Contents, which, in order of binding, should precede the various succeeding Parts to 60, which Part closes the present Volume.
To be completed in Twelve Royal Octavo Volumes^ and in 120 Farts, of dOt pages each Fart.
'^m% 0f the frijsh ^mx\%, Compiled from Manuscript and other Sources,
SEitjj tje (fTommcmorations anti jFcstibals of ^lolg Persons, NOTED IN
Calendars, Martyrofogies, and Various Works, Domestic or Foreign,
RELATING TO
Cfje ancient Cljurti) listDtg of felanlr,
VERY REV.
