Martyr
Hyacinth
A martyr honored in the West, of whom little is known.
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- Feast
- September 11old style September 24
- Era
- unknown
- Order
- Martyrs
Life
Hyacinth was a martyr, commemorated on 11 September together with Protus. Tradition makes them brothers and servants of Saint Eugenia; they suffered under Valerian, about 257. His tomb and epitaph in the cemetery of Basilla on the Via Salaria were found intact in 1845. His relics are venerated at Rome. The date follows the Western calendar (new style).
Commemorated the same day September 11
Paphnutius the ConfessorConfessor · Bishop in the Upper ThebaidSep 11
Silouan the AthoniteVenerable · Monk of Saint Panteleimon MonasterySep 11
Theodora of AlexandriaVenerable · Of AlexandriaSep 11
Deiniol of BangorSaint · First Bishop of BangorSep 11
Protus and HyacinthHoly Martyrs · Martyrs of RomeSep 11
Herman of ValaamVenerable · Co-founder of Valaam MonasterySep 11
Sacerdos of LyonSaint · Archbishop of LyonSep 11Three Hundred AragviansHoly Martyrs · Georgian soldiers of the Aragvi valleySep 11
Ia of PersiaMartyr · Martyr of PersiaSep 11
Euphrosynus the CookVenerable · Monk and cook of PalestineSep 11- Leudinus Bodo of ToulSaint · Bishop of ToulSep 11
- Wilbert of CologneSaint · Archbishop of CologneSep 11