Holy Martyrs
Martyrs of Rome
A group of martyrs remembered together in Western calendars, around 219; few details survive.
Uncertain source. We are looking to verify this information as soon as we can.
Life
The Martyrs of Rome are a great number of Christians remembered together on 2 March in the Western calendar (new style). The only surviving report says they died as martyrs in Rome under the emperor Alexander Severus and the prefect Ulpian, and the calendar places their death in the year 219. The year and the reign do not fully agree, so the date stays uncertain.
Their names have not been preserved. They are honoured as saints of the undivided Church, with no synodal canonization shown in the sources.
Commemorated the same day March 2
Pelagius I of RomeSaint · Bishop of RomeMar 2
Chad of LichfieldSaint · Bishop of LichfieldMar 2
Agathon of EgyptVenerable · Desert FatherMar 2Non of WalesSaint · Mother of Saint DavidMar 2
Arsenius of TverSaint · Bishop of TverMar 2
Sabbatius of TverVenerable · Founder of Sabbatius HermitageMar 2- Theodotus of CyreniaSaint · Bishop of CyreniaMar 2
Savva of TverVenerable · Abbot of the Presentation MonasteryMar 2
Barsanuphius of TverVenerable · Abbot near TverMar 2
EuthaliaMartyrMar 2- Joachim of IthacaVenerable · Monk of VatopediMar 2
- Nicholas PlanasRighteous · Priest of AthensMar 2