August 4th St Sithney.

An oddity for the 'silly season' (be it said with respect). He is the patron of the place bearing his name near Helston (Cornwall) and is also venerated in Brittany. Breton legend has it that God chose him to be the patron saint of girls seeking husbands; he declined, feeling it would be too much work, and was in lieu made patron saint of mad dogs. Obviously a pioneer of the feminist movement.