Confessor
Celerinus of Carthage
Deacon of Carthage
He suffered at Carthage under Decius but survived, and was then ordained deacon by Saint Cyprian.
- Feast
- February 3old style February 16
- Reposed
- 2583rd century
- Place
- Carthage
- Order
- Confessors
Life
Saint Celerinus was a confessor at Carthage, in the third century. He is commemorated on 3 February.
He suffered at Carthage in the time of the emperor Decius, but remained alive and, according to our source, was ordained a deacon by Saint Cyprian, bishop of Carthage. His uncles and aunt, Saints Laurentinus, Laurence and Clerina, were put to death at Carthage.
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