Thankfully not, as that is my wife’s name, and that would be weird.
?… Oh right, in Britspeak that’s a somewhat naughty word. 
Well, it is cromulent in the family.
I never thought of looking up the Saint for your birthday. Apparently, mine is Saint Raymond of Peñafort, patron saint of:
• attorneys, barristers, lawyers
• canonists
• medical record librarians
• Barcelona, Spain
• Navarre, Spain
I’m not sure why medical record librarians, particularly.
My birthday has two: one is Saint Raymond of Penafort as well, lawyer, patron saint of jurists; the other, St. Lucian of Antioch was a great scholar of religious texts, who suffered persecution.
Those sound like good, Jewish saints.
There are a lot more than 365 saints, so every day has several saints. Some saints even hog multiple days (for instance, Joseph is both March 19 and May 1, and Mary has somewhere between a half-dozen days and all of them).
When I was a kid I always heard it as
Good king wentless last looked out
on the feast of Stephen
Who or what Stephen was was a mystery. Why The good king looked out then, I dunno. Why that was the last time he looked out…dunno that either.
And all other variant spellings.
I never had any trouble, because my mother’s family lived in Bohemia and Slovakia for several hundred years (most left in the 1920s and 30s, but a few are sill there). I have relatives named things like that.