4th c. Convert. Martyr. Tortured and stoned to death for refusing to participate in a pagan festival.
More information about St. Theodota:
St. Theodota – Butler’s Lives of the Saints at Bartleby.com
4th c. Convert. Martyr. Tortured and stoned to death for refusing to participate in a pagan festival.
More information about St. Theodota:
St. Theodota – Butler’s Lives of the Saints at Bartleby.com
10th c. King and patron saint of Bohemia. Raised by his grandmother, St. Ludmilla. Assasinated.
More information on St. Wenceslaus:
St. Wenceslaus I, Duke of Bohemia – Wikipedia
9th c. Martyrs of Cordoba. Brothers. Killed in persecutions conducted by Caliph Abdal-Rahman II.
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17th c. French Jesuit. Missionary to the Huron Indians. Murdered by an apostate Indian.
More information about St. Noel:
St. Noel – Catholic Encyclopedia
St. Noel – Wyandot Nation of Kansas
Native of Vietnam. Martyred before he could complete his seminary studies. Flogged. Strangled to death.
More information on St. Thomas Dien
St. Thomas Dien – Catholic Online
Martyrs of Vietnam – Catholic Online
Roman Catholicism in Vietnam – Wikipedia
4th c. Virgin of Carthage. Martyred in the persecutions of Emperor Maximian. One of many St. Candidas.
There are many saints of which there is very little known about their lives other than a few facts of their martyrdom or piety. And yet as saints one of the sure things they can show us is that their apparent insignificance here on earth compares as nothing to their reward in heaven.
More information about St. Candida:
9th c. Martyrs of Cordoba, Spain. Beheaded under Caliph Abd-al-Rahman II . Emilas was a deacon.
More information on Sts. Emilas & Jeremiah and the Martyrs of Cordoba:
4th c. Italian bishop. Martyred during the persecution instituted by Emperor Diocletian.
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