Barnabas
Martyrological notice
wife, and his sons John, Serapion, and Peter. — At Lentini, in Sicily, St. Euthalia, virgin. Because she was a Christian she was put to the sword by her brother Sermilian, and went to her spouse. — The same day, the martyrdom of St. Anthusa the Younger, who was made a martyr by being cast into a well for the faith of Christ. — At Bergamo, St. Narnus, who was baptized by blessed Barnabas, and consecrated by him first bishop of that city. — At Aries, the holy bishop Csesarius, a man of great sanctity and piety. — At Autun, St. Syagrius, bishop and confessor. — At Pavia, St. John, bishop. — At Lerida, in Spain, St. Licerius, bishop. — In Thebais, St. Poemon, anchoret. — At San Severino, in the March of Ancona, St. Margaret, widow.
Historical martyrology witness · The Roman Martyrology (English, 1916)
wife, and his sons John, Serapion, and Peter. — At Lentini, in Sicily, St. Euthalia, virgin. Because she was a Christian she was put to the sword by her brother Sermilian, and went to her spouse. — The same day, the martyrdom of St. Anthusa the Younger, who was made a martyr by being cast into a well for the faith of Christ. — At Bergamo, St. Narnus, who was baptized by blessed Barnabas, and consecrated by him first bishop of that city. — At Aries, the holy bishop Csesarius, a man of great sanctity and piety. — At Autun, St. Syagrius, bishop and confessor. — At Pavia, St. John, bishop. — At Lerida, in Spain, St. Licerius, bishop. — In Thebais, St. Poemon, anchoret. — At San Severino, in the March of Ancona, St. Margaret, widow.