Martyrologium Romanum

The Roman Martyrology  
Benedict XIV Edition (1749)

At Estremoz, in Lusitania, the birthday of Saint Elizabeth, widow, Queen of Portugal, renowned for her virtues and miracles, whom Pope Urban VIII enrolled among the saints. However, her feast is celebrated on the eighth day of this month by the disposition of Pope Innocent XII.

The holy prophets Hosea and Haggai.

In the territory of Bourges, Saint Laurian, Bishop of Seville and Martyr, whose head was carried to Seville in Spain.

In Africa, the birthday of Saint Jucundian, Martyr, who was drowned in the sea for Christ.

At Sirmium, the holy martyrs Innocent and Sebastia, along with thirty others.

At Madaura in Africa, Saint Namphanion, Martyr, and his companions, whom he strengthened for the fight and led to the crown.

At Cyrene in Libya, Saint Theodore, Bishop, who, during the persecution of Diocletian, was scourged with leaded whips and had his tongue cut out under the governor Dignianus; he finally died in peace as a Confessor.

At Augsburg in Rhaetia, Saint Ulrich, Bishop, illustrious for his virtue of remarkable abstinence, generosity, vigilance, and the gift of miracles.

At Tours in Gaul, the translation of Saint Martin, Bishop and Confessor, and the dedication of his basilica on this day, which was also the anniversary of his episcopal ordination.

Martyrologium Romanum — 4th of July