Gratinian and Felinus

Holy Martyrs Gratinian and Felinus are venerated in the undivided Church as martyrs of the third century. A tenth-⁠century text says they were soldiers of Perugia, baptized by Bishop Florentius, and died in the persecution of Decius, around 250. Their relics are kept at Arona, near Milan, where they are patrons of the town. Their story, however, is not reliable: the account seems borrowed from other martyrdom narratives. They are commemorated on 1 June, in Orthodox calendars that include the saints of the West.