Duchess of Silesia, aunt of St. Elizabeth of Hungary. Hedwig married Henry I, and was the mother of seven. Upon her husband's death, she entered a Cistercian monastery. Died 1243

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Duchess of Silesia, aunt of St. Elizabeth of Hungary. Hedwig married Henry I, and was the mother of seven. Upon her husband's death, she entered a Cistercian monastery. Died 1243
Second-century writer, opposed Marcionism and Gnosticism
The mother of Constantine the Great, she died about 330.
Twelfth-century Swedish widow and martyr, killed in perhaps the year 1160
German king and Holy Roman Emperor, d. 1024
Seventh-century anchorite
Also known as Haeresvid or Hereswyde, blood sister of St. Hilda of Whitby. Mother, widow, and nun
Archbishop of Cologne, d. 1021
German Premonstratensian mystic, who died in 1241
The Roman Martyrology includes for 18 August Roman martyrs Hermas, Serapion, and Polyaenus. Ten days later a Roman martyr Hermes and Alexandrian martyrs Polienus and Serapion are commemorated. Perhaps they are the same
The son of an Arian Visigothic king. His mother and wife were Catholic, and he converted to Catholicism, and resisted Arianism. He was beheaded in 585
Martyr, Bishop of Salano (Spalato) in Dalmatia
Hermit, died in about 371
5th-century archbishop
Bishop, a staunch opponent of Arianism, who died in 368
Influential abbess, who died in 680
Confessor, first bishop of Liege, d. 727 or 728
Little St. Hugh of Lincoln
Polish Dominican, died in 1257