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St. Honoratus of Vercelli
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Bishop of Vercelli, Italy, and a disciple of Sts. Eusebius and Ambrose. Born in Vercelli, Honoratus served St. Eusebius, who governed that see. When St. Eusebius went into exile in 355, Honoratus accompanied him to Scythopolis, Palestine. They traveled to Cappadocia , Egypt, and Illyricum, also Dalmatia. In 396, Honoratus was nominated as a bishop by St. Ambrose. Honoratus attended St. Ambrose on his deathbed.
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