Holy Martyrs
Laurentinus and Companions
Martyrs of the early Church, commemorated together.
- Feast
- February 3old style February 16
- Era
- 3rd century
- Order
- Martyrs
Life
The Holy Martyrs Laurentinus and Companions are Laurentinus, Ignatius and Celerina, martyrs of North Africa in the third century. Laurentinus and Ignatius were uncles of the deacon Celerinus, and Celerina was, according to the Roman Martyrology, his grandmother; other records call her his aunt. Saint Cyprian praises them highly in an epistle.
They are saints of the undivided Church, commemorated on 3 February (new style).
Commemorated the same day February 3
Anna the ProphetessProphet · Prophetess of the TempleFeb 3
AnsgarSaint · Archbishop of Hamburg-BremenFeb 3
Simeon the God-receiverRighteous · The Righteous of the TempleFeb 3
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
Alexius of NovgorodSaint · Archbishop of NovgorodFeb 3