Holy Venerables
Tryphena and Tryphosa
Holy women of Iconium
Holy women of Iconium, hearers of Paul, saints of the undivided Church, commemorated in the Roman Martyrology.
- Feast
- November 10old style November 23
- Era
- 1st century
- Place
- Iconium
- Order
- Venerables
Life
Tryphena and Tryphosa were two holy women of Iconium in Lycaonia. The Roman Martyrology says they profited by the preaching of the Apostle Paul and the example of Saint Thecla and made great progress in Christian perfection. They are known from the Epistle to the Romans, where Paul greets them. The Martyrology writes the name Tryphenna. They are saints of the undivided Church, commemorated in the Roman Martyrology.
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