Saint
Priscilla
A saint of the first centuries, commemorated in the calendar of Western saints.
- Feast
- January 16old style January 29
- Era
- 1st century
Life
Saint Priscilla was a Christian woman of Rome, of the Glabrio family, in the first century. She was the wife of Manius Acilius Glabrio and the mother of the senator Pudens.
According to tradition she was the hostess of the holy Apostle Peter in Rome, around the year 42, and his base was in her villa near the catacombs that bear her name to this day, the Catacomb of Priscilla. No other certain details of her life survive.
She is a saint of the undivided Church, commemorated on 16 January (new style).
Commemorated the same day January 16
Marcellus I of RomeSaint · Bishop of RomeJan 16
Honoratus of LérinsSaint · Archbishop of ArlesJan 16
Fulgentius of CartagenaSaint · Bishop of Astigi (Écija)Jan 16
FurseyVenerable · Irish monk and missionaryJan 16
Danax of IllyriaMartyr · Reader of IllyriaJan 16
Gerasimos II of AlexandriaSaint · Patriarch of AlexandriaJan 16- Maximus of TotmaFool-for-Christ · Fool for ChristJan 16
- Honoratus of FondiVenerable · AbbotJan 16
- Damascene of GabrovoVenerable MartyrJan 16
- CillenSaintJan 16
- Damascene the NewHieromartyrJan 16
- Dianach of Domhnach Mor Muighe EneSaintJan 16