Saint
Liberata of Pavia
A holy woman honored at Pavia in Italy.
- Feast
- January 16old style January 29
- Era
- 5th century
- Place
- Pavia
Life
Saint Liberata of Pavia was a virgin of Italy in the fifth century, a sister of Saint Epiphanius of Pavia and of Saint Honorata.
According to Ennodius, who wrote the life of Epiphanius, four devout sisters, Speciosa, Luminosa, Liberata and Honorata, were later venerated as virgins; some scholars, however, count only Honorata as a sister by blood. No details survive of Liberata's own life.
She is a saint of the undivided Church, commemorated on 16 January (new style).
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