Martyr
Candida of Carthage
A woman martyr slain for Christ at Carthage around 300.
- Feast
- September 20old style October 3
- Reposed
- 3003rd century
- Place
- Carthage
- Order
- Martyrs
Life
Saint Candida of Carthage was a virgin who suffered for Christ at Carthage in North Africa, in the time of the Emperor Maximian Herculius, around 300. She is commemorated on 20 September, as a saint of the undivided Church, by the New Calendar. Our sources preserve no further details of her life.
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