Venerable
Senatro
A monastic saint remembered in Western calendars; few details survive.
- Feast
- January 11old style January 24
- Era
- 10th century
- Place
- Missanello
- Order
- Venerables
Life
Senatro, also called Senator, was a Basilian monk, who died in the tenth century at Missanello. He was born in the first half of the tenth century at Demenna in Sicily, the son of the nobles John and Tedibia. He was the brother of Saint Luke of Demenna.
He first lived at Mercurion, in Rossano, then, until his death, at the monastery of Saint Elias at Missanello. We have no information about the rest of his life or his holiness. On 11 August 1151 Pope Eugene III issued a bull recognising the cult of this saint. His day is 11 January.
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