# Verified against Divinum Officium (Latin Martyrologium, English translation).
monthDay: "08-19"
text:
  la: |
    Cadómi, in Gállia, sancti Joánnis Eudes Confessóris, Missionárii Apostólici, Fundatóris Congregatiónis Presbyterórum Jesu et Maríæ necnon Ordinis Moniálium Dóminæ Nostræ a Caritáte, et promotóris litúrgici cultus erga Sacratíssima Christi ejúsque Genitrícis Corda; quem Pius Papa Undécimus fastis Sanctórum adscrípsit.

    Romæ Sancti Júlii, Senatóris et Mártyris; qui, Vitéllio Júdici tráditus et ab eo in cárcerem trusus, támdiu, jubénte Cómmodo Imperatóre, fústibus cæsus est, donec emítteret spíritum. Ipsíus autem corpus in cœmetério Calepódii via Aurélia, sepúltum fuit.

    Anágniæ sancti Magni Epíscopi et Mártyris, qui in persecutióne Décii necátus est.

    In Cilícia natális sancti Andréæ Tribúni et Sociórum mílitum; qui, victória de Persis divínitus adépta, ad fidem Christi convérsi, et hoc nómine accusáti, sub Maximiáno Imperatóre in angústiis Tauri montis ab exércitu Seléuci Prǽsidis trucidáti sunt.

    In Palæstína sancti Timóthei Mártyris, qui in persecutióne Diocletiáni sub Urbáno Prǽside, post multa superáta supplícia, lento igne combústus est.  Passi sunt étiam ibídem Thecla et Agápius: illa feris expósita, eárum déntibus laniáta transívit ad Sponsum: Agápius vero, plúrima torménta perpéssus, ad majóra certámina fuit dilátus.

    Romæ sancti Xysti Tértii, Papæ et Confessóris.

    Apud castrum Bríncolam, in Província, deposítio sancti Ludovíci, ex Ordine Minórum, Epíscopi Tolosáni, vitæ sanctitáte et miráculis clari; cujus corpus, inde Massíliam translátum, in Ecclésia Fratrum Minórum honorífice cónditum fuit, ac póstea Valéntiam, in Hispánia, devéctum est, atque in cathedráli Ecclésia collocátum.

    In pago Sigistérico, in Gállia, beáti Donáti, Presbýteri et Confessóris; qui, ab ipsis usque infántiæ rudiméntis mira Dei grátia prǽditus, anachoréticam vitam multis annis exégit, et miraculórum glória clarus migrávit ad Christum.

    In território Bituricénsi sancti Mariáni Confessóris, cujus virtútes et mirácula beátus Gregórius, Turonénsis Epíscopus, magnis láudibus celebravit.

    Mántuæ sancti Rufíni Confessóris.

    Norimbérgæ sancti Sebáldi Eremítæ, virtútibus et miráculis præclári, qui Sanctórum catálogo a Martíno Papa Quinto adjéctus est.
  en: |
    At Rome, [in the year 192,] the holy martyr Julius. He was a Senator who was denounced to the judge Vitellius and by him committed to prison, thereafter by command of the Emperor Cornmodus he was beaten with cudgels until he gave up the ghost. His body was buried in the cemetery of Calipodius, upon the Aurelian Way.

    In Cilicia, [about the year 300,] the holy soldiers Andrew the Tribune, and his companions. After obtaining a victory over the Persians by God's help, they were turned to the faith of Christ, and being accused therefore, they were massacred by the army of the President Seleucus in the straits of the Taurus mountain, under the Emperor Maximian.

    In Palestine, the holy martyr Timothy, who after overcoming many torments was burnt at a slow fire, under Urban the President, in the persecution under the Emperor Diocletian. There suffered there at the same place Thecla and Agapius.

    Thecla was thrown to wild beasts, and being rent by them passed away to her Divine Bridegroom. Agapius suffered many tortures, but was kept for greater contendings still.

    At Anagni, [about the year 250,] the holy martyr Magnus, Bishop [of that see,] who was slain in the persecution under Decius.

    At the Brignoles, in Provence, [in the year 1297,] holy Louis, of the Order of Friars Minors, Bishop of Toulouse, famous for the holiness of his life and his miracles. His body was carried thence to Marseilles, and is honourably buried there in the church of the Friars Minors.

    At Sisteron, in Gaul, [in the year 535,] the blessed Confessor Donatus, a Priest, who had been from his very infancy marvellously gifted with the grace of God. He lived as a hermit for many years, and passed away to be with Christ, famous for miracles.

    In Berry, [in the sixth century,] the holy Confessor Marian.

    At Mantua, the holy Confessor Rufinus.
status:
  la: verified
  en: verified
