 (UTC)  : The original day is June 22, and that seems still to be followed by Anglicans, and it is the date for which his name is read as part of the Catholic Roman Martyrology.  However, the Roman Catholics shift feast days to avoid conflicts.  The Roman Calendars for England and Wales have the feast day on June 20, presumably to leave June 22 for Thomas More and John Fisher, both executed by Henry VIII in 1535 for standing against his separation of the Church of England from Rome.  I'll try to correct the article with references to both in a few days when I have time.    05:10, 1 January 2013