Saint
Saturninus
A saint venerated at Carthage, remembered in the calendars of the Church.
- Feast
- March 7old style March 20
- Era
- 3rd century
Life
Holy Martyr Saturninus was a Christian of Carthage condemned to death under Septimius Severus and martyred on 7 March 203, together with Saints Perpetua and Felicitas.
According to the account of their passion, Saturninus, Revocatus and Secundulus were in prison with Perpetua; according to some sources they were her servants, according to others a craftsman, a farmer and a priest. Before the judge they refused to offer sacrifice to the emperor. In the amphitheatre Saturninus and Revocatus were mauled by a leopard and a bear. Their story is preserved in the Acts of Saints Perpetua and Felicitas. He is commemorated on 7 March, in the Western calendar, as a saint of the undivided Church.
Commemorated the same day March 7
EubulusApostle · One of the SeventyMar 7
Hieromartyrs of ChersonHoly HieromartyrsMar 7
Catherine KonstantinovaVenerable Martyr · Novice of the Sorrows ConventMar 7
Lavrentios of MegaraVenerableMar 7
Basil of ChersonesusHieromartyr · Bishop of ChersonesusMar 7- AemilianusVenerableMar 7
- Agathodorus of ChersonesusHieromartyr · Bishop of ChersonesusMar 7
- Anna GorokhovaVenerable MartyrMar 7
- Antonina NovikovaVenerable MartyrMar 7
- Ardo SmaragdusVenerableMar 7
- Artaxus of ThraceSaintMar 7
- Bishops of TremithusSaintMar 7