Leonard the Hermit

6 November -- Commemoration
If celebrated as a Lesser Festival, Common of Religious, page 494

According to an eleventh-century Life, Leonard was a sixth- century Frankish nobleman who refused a bishopric to become first a monk, then a hermit, at Noblac (now Saint-Léonard) near Limoges. The miracles attributed to him, both during his lifetime and after his death, caused a widespread cultus throughout Europe and, in England alone, over a hundred and seventy churches are dedicated to him.

Leonard the Hermit

6 November -- Commemoration If celebrated as a Lesser Festival, Common of Religious, page 494

6 November -- Commemoration
If celebrated as a Lesser Festival, Common of Religious, page 494