Thanks.

@ACL: Here is where you might write, in order to get an aswer to your questions:
http://www.sankt-pantaleon.de/kontakt.html

The Discovery of St. Anne's Relics: http://cantuar.blogspot.com/2010/07/discovery-of-saint-annes-relics.html Below is the account, preserved in the correspondence of Pope Saint Leo III, concerning the discovery of the relics of Saint Anne in the presence of the Emperor Charlemagne. Fourteen years after Our Lord’s death, Saint Mary Magdalen, Saint Martha, Saint Lazarus, and the others of the little band of Christians who were piled into a boat without sails or oars and pushed out to sea to … [More]

July 27 SAINT PANTALEON of NICOMEDIA Physician and Martyr (†303)
Saint Pantaleon was born in Nicomedia of a pagan father and a Christian mother, who died while her son was still a child. He was among the court physicians of the Emperor Galerius Maximianus. Deceived by hearing the false maxims of the world applauded, he was without religion when God decided to rescue his soul from its unhappy darkness. A zealous and prudent Christian named Hermolaus took special notice of him and awakened his … [More]

Will check for you, after I come back from Mass...

Fabulous Rood Screen... not to mention the gorgeous organ perched thereon....I wonder if there are any monks left, or, is the liturgy fantastic? What is their pastoral activity, etc...

Der heilige Pantaleon (27. Juli)

http://www.heiligenlegenden.de/monate/juli/27/pantaleon/home.html

Cologne has MANY beautiful churches--and quite an impressive Cathedral!

St. Pantaleon ist ein frühromanischer Kirchenbau in Köln im Bereich der südlichen Altstadt. Sie ist eine der zwölf großen romanischen Basiliken in der Altstadt Kölns, deren Erhalt vom Förderverein Romanische Kirchen Köln unterstützt wird. Die Kirche ist dem heiligen Pantaleon (lateinische Namensform), sowie Cosmas und Damian geweiht. Der griechische Originalname des spätantiken Märtyrers St. Pantaleon lautet Panteleímon (Παντελεήμων) und bedeutet Allerbarmer. Vielleicht war seit dem … [More]

The Church of St. Pantaleon is one of the oldest of the 12 Romanesque churches in Cologne. Dedicated to a Greek martyr and built over the ruins of a Roman villa, the present building dates from the 10th century.
http://www.sacred-destinations.com/germany/cologne-st-pantaleon