Lives of the saints
Subtitle: compiled from authentic sources with a practical instruction on the life of each saint, for every day in the year, Volume 2
Publisher: P. O'Shea
Published: 1876
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Description: Volume 2: July-December & Index.
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS OF VOL. II.; title: JULY.; title: 1. St. Simeon Salus, Confessor 3; title: 2. The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary 7; title: 3. St. Otho, Bishop of Hamberg 12; title: 4. St. Ulric, Bishop of Augsburg 16; title: 5. St. Godoliva 19; title: 6. St. Goar, Priest and Hermit 23; title: 7. St. Willibald, Bishop of Eichstadt 27; title: 8. St. Elizabeth, Queen of Portugal 31; title: 9. St. Kilian and his Companions, Martyrs 35; title: 10. The seven Brothers, Martyrs, sons of St. Felicitas 39; title: 11. The Blessed Peter Fourrier 43; title: 12. St. John Gualbert 49; title: 13. St. Camillus of Lellis 52; title: 14. St. Bonaventure, Bishop and Cardinal 56; title: 15. St. Henry, Emperor 60; title: 16. The Festival of our Lady of Mount Carmel 65; title: 17. St. Alexius, Confessor 70; title: 18. St. Symphorosa and her Seven Sons, Martyrs; and St. Frederic, Bishop and Martyr 74; title: 19. St. Arsenius, Hermit and Abbot 78; title: 20. St. Margaret, Virgin 83; title: 21. St. Vincent of Paul, Confessor 86; title: 22. St. Mary Magdalen 91; title: 23. St. Francis Solano, Confessor 96; title: 24. St. Christina, Virgin and Martyr 101; title: 25. St. James, Apostle ; St. Christopher, Martyr 105; title: 26. St. Anne, Mother of the Blessed Virgin 110; title: 27. St. Pantaleon, Martyr — St. Columbini 113; title: 28. The Nineteen Holy Martyrs of Gorcum 119; title: 29. St. Martha, Virgin 125; title: 30. St. Lupus, Bishop of Troyes; St. James, Bishop of Nisibis 129; title: 31. St. Ignatius of Loyola, Founder of the Society of Jesus 134; title: AUGUST.; title: 1. Feast of St. Peter’s Chains 149; title: 2. The seven Holy Machabees, Martyrs; The Consecration of the Church of Portiuncula 153; title: 3. The Finding of the Relics of St. Stephen, the first Martyr 159; title: 4. St. Dominic 102; title: 5. The Dedication of St. Mary and Nives — St. Oswald, King 167; title: 6. St. Afra, Martyr 172; title: 7. St. Caietan, Founder of the Theatine Order 175; title: 8. St. Cyriacus, Largus and Smaragdus, Martyrs ; St. Albert, Confessor 180; title: 9. St. Romanus, Soldier and Martyr 184; title: 10. St. Lawrence, Martyr 188; title: 11. St. Tiburtius and St. Susanna, Martyrs 192; title: 12. St. Clare, Virgin and Abbess 196; title: 13. St. Hippolytus and St. Cassian, Martyrs 200; title: 14. Eusebius, Priest and Martyr, and St. Radegundis, Queen of France 203; title: 15. The Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Moher of our Lord 207; title: St. Joachim, Father of the Blessed Virgin Mary 211; title: 16. St. Hyacinth, Confessor 214; title: 17. St. Roach, Confessor 217; title: 18. The Holy Youth, Agapitus, Martyr, St. Helena, Empress, St. Clare of Monte-Falco, Virgin 222; title: 19. St. Louis, Bishop of Toulouse 226; title: 20. St. Bernard 329; title: 21. St. Privatus, Bishop and Martyr; St. Germanus, Patriarch of Constantinople 234; title: 22. St. Timothy, St. Hippolytus and St. Symphorian, Martyrs 238; title: 23. St. Philip Beniti, Confessor 241; title: 24. St. Bartholomew, Apostle 245; title: 25. St. Louis, King of France 249; title: 26. St. Genesius, Martyr 254; title: 27. St. Caesarius, Bishop of Arles 258; title: 28. St. Augustine, Bishop and Doctor of the Church 261; title: 29. The Beheading of St. John Baptist 267; title: 30. St. Rose of Lima, Virgin 271; title: 31. St. Rapmund Nonnatus, Confessor 275; title: Last Sunday in August or First Sunday in September. Festival of the Guardian Angels 278; title: SEPTEMBER.; title: 1. St. iEgidius or Giles, Abbot and Hermit 283; title: 2. St. Stephen, King of Hungary 288; title: 3. St. Serapia and St. Sabina, Martyrs 293; title: 4. St. Rosalia, Virgin 297; title: 5. St. Lawrence Justinian, Patriarch of Venice 300; title: 6. St. Regina, Virgin and Martyr 304; title: 7. St. Gorbinian, Bishop of Frismgen 308; title: 8. The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin 312; title: 9. St. Gorgonius, St. Dorotheus and St. Adrian, Martyrs 315; title: 10. St. Nicholas of Tolentino, Confessor;; title: St. Pulcheria, Empress 320; title: 11. St. Seraphina 326; title: 12. St. Guido, Confessor 329; title: 13. St. Mauritius, Bishop of Angers 332; title: 14. The Exaltation of the Holy Cross, and the life of St. Matemus, Bishop 336; title: 15. St. Catherine of Genoa 340; title: 16. St. Edith, Royal Princess and Religious 345; title: 17. St. Hildergardis, Virgin and Abbess 348; title: 18. St. Thomas of Villanova, Archbishop 353; title: 19. St. Januarius and his Companions ; St. Cyprian, Bishop and Martyr 357; title: 20. St. Eustachius, his Wife and Sons, Martyrs 363; title: 21. St. Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist 367; title: 22. St. Maurice and his Companions, Martyrs, and St. Emmeran, Bishop and Martyr 372; title: 23. St. Thecla, Virgin and Martyr 378; title: 24. St. Gerard, Bishop and Martyr 381; title: 25. St. Notburga, Virgin 385; title: 26. $t. Cyprian and St. Justina, Martyrs 390; title: 27. Sts. Cosmas and Damian, Martyrs ; St. Elzear, Count and Confessor 394; title: 28. St. Wenceslas, King and Martyr 399; title: 29. The Feast of the Dedication of the Archangel St. Michael 403; title: 30 St. Jerome, Confessor and Doctor of the Church 407; title: OCTOBER.; title: 1. St. Remigius, Bishop of Rheims 412; title: 2. St. Leodegar, Bishop and Martyr ; St. Bavo, Confessor, 416; title: 3. St. Ammonius, Confessor 42O; title: 4. St. Francis of Assisium, founder of the Friars Minor 423; title: 5. St. Placidus and his Companions, Martyrs 428; title: 6. St. Bruno, Founder of the Carthusian Order 432; title: 7. St. Ositha, Virgin and Martyr 436; title: 8. St. Bridget, Widow 439; title: 9. St. Dionysius and his Companions ; St. Gereon, St. Victor, St. Cassius and St. Florentius, Martyrs 443; title: 10. St. Francis Borgia, Confessor 448; title: 11. St. Louis Bertrand, Confessor 453; title: 12. St. Pelagia, Penitent 457; title: 13. St. Edward, King and Confessor, and St. Gummarus, Confessor 461; title: 14. St. Burchard, Bishop 467; title: 15. St. Teresa, Virgin 470; title: 16. St. Gall, Abbot, and St. Wendelin, Hermit and Abbot 476; title: 17. St. Hedwig, Widow 482; title: 18. St. Luke, Evangelist 486; title: 19. St. Peter of Alcantara, Confessor 489; title: 20. St. Irene, Virgin and Martyr 493; title: 21. St. Hilarion, Abbot; St. Ursula and her Companions, Virgins and Martyrs 497; title: 22. St. John Capistran, Confessor 502; title: 23. St. Severio, Bishop of Cologne 505; title: 24. St. Raphael, Archangel 509; title: 25. St. Chrysanthus and St. Daria, Martyrs 513; title: 26. St. Crispin and St. Crispinian, Martyrs ; and Sts. Andronicus and Athanasia, Hermits 517; title: 27. St. Vincent, St. Sabine, and St. Christeta, Martyrs ; St. Elesban, King and Confessor 522; title: 28. St. Simon and St. Jude, Apostles 526; title: 29. St. Narcissus, Bishop of Jerusalem and St. Malchus, Confessor 530; title: 30. St. Marcellus and his Sons, Martyrs; and St. Quintin, Martyr 536; title: 31. St. Wolfgang, Bishop of Ratisbon, and St. Maximilian, Bishop of Lorch 540; title: NOVEMBER.; title: 1. The Feast of All Saints 547; title: 2. The Feast of All Souls 552; title: 3. St. Malachy, Bishop 557; title: 4. St. Charles Borromeo, Archbishop Cardinal 562; title: 5. St. Hubert, Bishop of Maestricht and Liege 567; title: 6. St. Leonard, Confessor 571; title: 7. St. Engelbert, Archbishop of Cologne 575; title: 8. St. Godfried, Bishop of Amiens ; and St. Itta, Countess 579; title: 9. St. Theodore, Soldier and Martyr ; and St. Hugh of Lincoln, Bishop 585; title: 10. St. Andrew Avellino, Confessor 591; title: 11. St. Martin, Bishop of Tours 595; title: 12. St. Homobonus, Confessor 599; title: 13. St. Stanislaus Kostka, Confessor of the Society of Jesus 603; title: 14. St. Britius, Bishop of Tours 609; title: 15. St. Leopold, Marquis of Austria 612; title: 16. St. Edmund, Archbishop of Canterbury 617; title: 17. St. Gregory, Thaumaturgus ; and St. Gertruae, Virgin 621; title: 18. St. Emeric, Confessor; and St. Wine-frida, Virgin 627; title: 19. St. Elizabeth of Hungary, Landgra- vine of Hesse and Thuringia 630; title: 20. St. Felix of Valois, and St. Columban, Abbot 639; title: 21. The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary 640; title: 22. St. Cecily and St. Maxilinda, Virgins and Martyrs 645; title: 23. St. Clement, Pope and Martyr ; and St. Gregory, Bishop of Tours 651; title: 24. St. John of the Cross 656; title: 25. St. Catherine, Virgin and Martyr 661; title: 26. St. Peter, Patriarch of Alexandria, Martyr; St. Conrad, Bishop of Constance 665; title: 27. St. James, surnamed Intercisus, and St. Virgil, Bishop of Saltzburg 669; title: 28. St. Josaphat, Confessor, and St. Barlaam, Anchorite 673; title: 29. St. Saturnine, Martyr, of Rome ; St. Saturnine, Martyr, of Toulouse; St. Bilhildis, Abbess 677; title: 30. St. Andrew, Apostle 682; title: DECEMBER.; title: 1. St. Eligius, Bishop of Noyon 686; title: 2. St. Bibiana, Virgin and Martyr, and St. Sabas, Abbot and Confessor 690; title: 3. St. Francis Xavier, Confessor, of the Society of Jesus 695; title: 4. St. Barbara, Virgin and Martyr 704; title: 5. St. Peter Chrysologus, Bisnop of Ravenna 705; title: 6. St. Nicholas, Bishop of Myra 713; title: 7. St. Ambrose, Bishop of Milan 717; title: 8. Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary 722; title: 9. St. Leocadia, Virgin and Martyr ; and St. Romaric, Abbot 728; title: 10. The Translation of the Holy House of Loretto 731; title: 11. St. Damasus, Pope; and St. Anno, Archbishop of Cologne 735; title: 12. St. Judocus, Prince and Hermit ; and St. Asella, Virgin 741; title: 13. St. Lucy, Virgin and Martyr ; Othilia, Virgin and Abbess 745; title: 14. St. Spiridion, Bishop 750; title: 15. St. Christiana, Servant 754; title: 16. The three Companions of the Holy Prophet Daniel, Ananias, Azarias and Misael 759; title: 17. St. Lazarus, Bishop of Marseilles 763; title: 18. St. Philogonius, Bishop of Antioch ; and St. Ado, Archbishop of Vienne 767; title: 19. St. Megengandius, Confessor ; Sts. Timothy and Maura, Martyrs 772; title: 20. St. Dominie of Silos, Abbot and Confessor 777; title: 21. St. Thomas, Apostle 780; title: 22. St. Flavian, Martyr, and St. Agnellus, Confessor 784; title: 23. St. Servulus, Confessor, and St. Victoria, Virgin and Martyr 790; title: 24. St. Nicholas, Soldier; and St. Gregory, Martyr 794; title: “ Advice for the Holidays 79S; title: 25. The nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ 803; title: 26. St. Stephen, Proto-Martyr 809; title: 27. St. John, Apostle and Evangelist 814; title: 28. The Feast of the Holy Innocents 818; title: 29. St. Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury 822; title: 30. St. Anvsia, Virgin and Martyr; and St. Columba, Virgin and Martyr 827; title: 31. St. Sylvester, Pope, and St. Melania the Younger 831; title: To the Christian Reader 836