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FRIDAY, 29 JULY 2011
July 29: Saint Lucille and companions
Name meaning: the shining one (latin)
† um 265 in Rom
Martyr
Lucille was a slave. According to legend she was baptised through Saint Valentin (February 14) and was martyred together with Flora and other Christians for their faith under the Emperor Gallienus.
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