Saint
Antoninus
A saint venerated at Capua, who died around 305, remembered in the calendars of the Church.
- Feast
- September 3old style September 16
- Reposed
- 3054th century
Life
Saint Antoninus of Capua was born around the middle of the third century and became a bishop; he was martyred for the Christian faith in the year 305, at Capua in Campania (Italy), together with others.
The sources say that he is recognised as a saint by the Catholic and Orthodox Churches and is entered in the Roman Martyrology. His commemoration is kept on 3 September. He is a saint of the undivided Church.
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