Holy Martyrs
Theodore and Pausilippus
Martyrs at Byzantium, killed around 130, remembered in the ancient martyrologies of the Church.
Life
Saints Theodore and Pausilippus, Martyrs, were Christians of the second century, put to death around 130, in the persecution of the emperor Hadrian, at Byzantium (Constantinople, today in Turkey) or elsewhere in Thrace. From ancient times they have been venerated by Catholics and Orthodox as saints. One source gives their commemoration on 15 April. The sources consulted give no other details.
Commemorated the same day April 15
Mstislav the GreatRight-Believing · Grand Prince of KyivApr 15
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Trophimus the EphesianApostle · Apostle of the SeventyApr 15_-_April_-_24_Pudens.jpg)
PudensApostleApr 15- Felix of ByzantiumSaint · Bishop of ByzantiumApr 15
Basilissa and AnastasiaMartyr · Martyrs of RomeApr 15
Padarn of WalesSaint · British abbot-bishopApr 15
Abbo II of MetzSaint · Bishop of MetzApr 15
Maro of PicenumHieromartyr · Martyr of PicenumApr 15
Daniel of AchinskRighteousApr 15
Sukias the AlanVenerable MartyrApr 15
Leonidas of AthensHieromartyr · Bishop of AthensApr 15