Its name is the school's patron saint's name in Latin. Notable alumni Alumni of the school, led by the games master and former Sale player Des Pastore MBE, founded the Old Bedians Rugby union Football Club in Chorltonville in 1954. Musicians Clint Boon – musician and DJ Arthur Catterall – classical musician Rob Gretton – manager of Joy Division and New Order Mike Harding – folk singer and DJ Stephen Hough – concert pianist Nicholas Kenyon – BBC Proms controller John Maher – drummer, Buzzcocks Peter Noone – singer, Herman's Hermits Actors, television personalities, writers and journalists Colin Baker – actor, the Sixth Doctor in Doctor Who Terry Christian – radio and TV presenter Ed Docx – writer and broadcaster Trevor Griffiths – dramatist Toby Harnden – journalist and writer Ceallach Spellman – actor, Waterloo Road Nina Warhurst - journalist and broadcaster, BBC Breakfast Clergy Geoffrey Burke – Auxiliary Bishop of Salford Robert Byrne – Auxiliary Bishop of Birmingham George Patrick Dwyer – Archbishop of Birmingham Thomas McMahon – Bishop of Brentwood John Francis McNulty – Bishop of Nottingham Joseph Masterson – Archbishop of Birmingham Philip Pargeter – Auxiliary Bishop in the Archdiocese of Birmingham Thomas Leo Parker – Bishop of Northampton Joseph Edward Rudderham – Bishop of Clifton Phillip Hughes – Noted historian Politics and Business Sir William Patrick Byrne – Senior Civil Servant Professor John Clancy - former Leader, Birmingham City Council John P. Connolly – Senior Partner, Chief Executive of Deloitte UK Paul Goggins – MP for Wythenshawe and Sale East José Gutiérrez Guerra – President of Bolivia 1917–1920 Sir Edward Hulton – newspaper magnate and racehorse breeder Derek Page, Baron Whaddon – MP for King's Lynn Steven Woolfe – UK Independence Party spokesman, MEP for North West England region & UKIP parliamentary candidate for Stockport Sportspersons Phil Foden – Manchester City footballer Angus Gunn – Southampton FC Jimmy Hogan – footballer and coach Will Keane – Wigan Athletic footballer Michael Keane – Everton and England footballer Neil Mellor – footballer and broadcaster Mike Milligan – footballer Martin Samuelsen – West Ham United footballer Jadon Sancho – Manchester United footballer Georgia Stanway — Manchester City, Bayern Munich and England footballer Andrew Steele – athlete James Trafford – Manchester City and Bolton Wanderers footballer. Keira Walsh — Manchester City, Barcelona and England footballer Rob Woolley – first-class cricketer Miscellaneous Major General Joseph Baillon – British Army General Lord