Martyr
Ignatius of Carthage
Martyr of Carthage, remembered in the early martyrologies.
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- Feast
- February 3old style February 16
- Era
- unknown
- Order
- Martyrs
Life
Holy Martyr Ignatius of Carthage was a soldier and then a martyr at Carthage, a maternal uncle of Saint Celerinus, who also suffered for Christ. The Martyrology names him together with Celerinus, Celerina and Laurence. His commemoration falls on 3 February in the Roman Martyrology (Gregorian calendar); he is counted a saint of the undivided Church.
Commemorated the same day February 3
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Nicholas of JapanEqual-to-the-Apostles · Archbishop of JapanFeb 3
Laurence of CanterburySaint · Archbishop of CanterburyFeb 3
WerburghVenerable · Abbess, patron of ChesterFeb 3
Ignatius of MariupolSaint · Metropolitan of Gothia and KaffaFeb 3
HadelinVenerable · Missionary monk in BelgiumFeb 3
Roman of UglichRight-Believing · Prince of UglichFeb 3
Simeon of TverSaint · First bishop of TverFeb 3
Oliver of AnconaVenerableFeb 3
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