San Millan: named after Saint Aemilian, a hermit (Feast Day: November 12), who lived in the Suso cave on the site.

Sergius of Radonezh (Feast Day: September 25), who founded the monastery and is buried there.

Skocjan is the name for St. Cantianus, a local patron saint

Hilarion, ".. a native of the Gaza region and one possible father of Palestinian monasticism ... Hilarion had converted to Christianity in Alexandria and then, inspired by St Anthony, become a hermit first in Egypt and then in his home region." (wiki). A local footprint of Hilarion (Feast Day: October 21), who lived here as a hermit and established his first community on this soil.

A local site of veneration for the Bohemian martyr John of Nepomuk (Feast Day: May 16), designed to house his relics. "In 1719, when the Roman Catholic Church declared the tongue of John of Nepomuk to be incorruptible, work started to build a church at Zelená hora, where the future saint had received his early education." (wiki)

A local connection to Augustine of Canterbury (Feast Day: May 27). who lived, worked, and was buried here.

A local site tied to the sovereign Saint King Lalibela (Feast Day: June 19), venerated as a saint by the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church.

Saint Gall: This site is locally significant as the location of the hermitage and burial of the Irish missionary Gall (Feast Day: October 16).

St Savin. a hermit and "one of the first Christians to have evangelized the Lavedan valley" (source). This site is a formal dedication to the 5th-century martyr brothers Savin and Cyprian (Feast Day: September 16)

Saint Marinus: "According to a legend, the first community was founded by Saint Marino, "who had reached this place from his birthplace in Dalmatia and had subsequently chosen to live here as a hermit." (Nomination file, p. 49). Honours the stonecutter Marinus (Feast Day: September 3).

Wiki: "The town was named after the monk ?milion, a travelling confessor, who settled in a hermitage carved into the rock there in the 8th century. It was the monks who followed him that started up the commercial wine production in the area."

After St. Catherine of Alexandria: a local site of significance, traditionally held as the place where her relics (Feast Day: November 25) were discovered.

Saint Ferapont: founded by Therapon (Feast Day: May 27) in 1398.

Saint Francis of Assisi, (Feast Day: October 4) was born, lived, and is buried on this site.

After Saint Menas, it is the burial place of the Egyptian martyr Menas (Feast Day: November 11 or 24).