Ste Genevieve, Patroness of Paris and of France

Today, I believe, in the Universal Calendar, is a Feria with no Commemoration. It is, however, the traditional Feast of Ste Genevieve, Patroness of Paris and of France, who saved Paris from the Huns. Unfortunately, since she is not in the Universal Calendar, I cannot find the Propers of her Feast.

However, her Collect, from the Common of Virgins:

Graciously hear us, O God of our salvation: that, like as we do rejoice in the festival of blessed Genevieve, thy holy Virgin ; so we may learn to follow her in all godly and devout affections. Through our Lord.

And From the Roman Martyrology:

At Paris, St. Genevieve, virgin, who was consecrated to Christ by St. Germanus, bishop of Auxerre, and who became famous for her admirable virtues and miracles.

The article on the Saint from the Catholic Encyclopædia.

From the Golden Legend of Bl. Jacobus de Voragine.

From the Lives of the Saints by Fr Alban Butler.

From Magnificat.

From Tradition in Action.

From Catholic Forum.

From the Catholic Information Network.

From Saints o' the Day, by St Patrick's Church, DC.

From Medieval Saints at Yahoo!

From Wikipedia.