Martyr
Vettius
One of the martyrs of Lyon who suffered for Christ in the year 177.
Life
Holy Martyr Vettius was one of the martyrs of Lyon, who suffered in the year 177, in the time of the emperor Marcus Aurelius (161-180).
He suffered together with the holy hieromartyr Photinus the bishop, the deacon Sanctus, Epagathus, Ponticus, Biblis, Attalus, Alexander, Maturus and other martyrs, at Lyon in Gaul (today France). No other details of Vettius are preserved in the Greek source. He is a saint of the undivided Church in the West, commemorated on 2 June in the calendar of the Church of Greece (new style).
Commemorated the same day June 2
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Nikephoros the ConfessorSaint · Patriarch of ConstantinopleJun 2
BlandinaMartyrJun 2
Pothinus of LyonHieromartyr · Bishop of LyonJun 2
Nectarius of ConstantinopleSaint · Archbishop of ConstantinopleJun 2Nicholas the PilgrimVenerable · Greek pilgrim in southern ItalyJun 2
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- AdalgisVenerableJun 2
- Aedhan of Cluain DomhuilSaintJun 2
- Aemilia of LyonMartyrJun 2