Valerian persecution
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August 10th – Saint of the Day: The Martyrs of Alexandria
They died without names. They’re remembered forever. π―οΈ Around 258 AD, an entire church in Alexandria, Egypt faced the Roman Empire’s kill order… and nobody flinched. βοΈπ₯ Men and women. Grandparents and young adults. Even Roman soldiers who chose Christ… Continue reading
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August 7th – Saint of the Day: Pope Saint Sixtus II and Companions, Martyrs
You hear his name at Mass and probably never noticed. π Sixtus. Right there in the ancient Eucharistic Prayer, between Clement and Cornelius. π Here’s who he actually was: βͺ A pope for less than ONE year π―οΈ Celebrated Mass… Continue reading
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April 8th – Saint of the Day: Saint Dyonysius of Alexandria, Bishop
Not every saint is famous for dramatic miracles. Some changed the Church by standing firm when everything was falling apart. π₯βͺπ Saint Dionysius of Alexandria, also called Dionysius the Great, lived through persecution, plague, exile, schism, and doctrinal confusion, and… Continue reading
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January 21st – Saint of the Day: Saints Fructuosus, Augurius, and Eulogius, Bishop & Deacons, and Martyrs
π₯ Three clergy. One verdict. Zero compromise. π₯ Saints Fructuosus, Augurius, and Eulogius did not die in private. They were marched into the amphitheater at Tarragona and sentenced to burn because they refused to worship anyone but God. And here… Continue reading




