Communio Sanctorum

Dasius

TN Cyprus, the birthday of the holy abbot Hilarion. His life, full of virtues and miracles, was writ- ten by St. Jerome. — At Cologne, the birthday of the Saints Ursula and her companions, who gained the martyrs' crown by being massacred by the Huns for the Christian religion and their constancy in keep- ing their virginity. Many of their bodies were de- posited at Cologne. — At Ostia, St. Asterius, priest and martyr, who suffered under the emperor Alex- ander, as we read in the Acts of the blessed pope Callistus. — At Nicomedia, the birthday of the Saints Dasius, Zoticus, Caius, and twelve other soldiers, who, after suffering various torments, were sub- merged in the sea. — At Maronia, near Antioch, in Syria, St. Malchus, monk. — At Lyons, St. Viator, deacon of blessed Justus, bishop of that city. — At Laon, St. Cilinia, mother of blessed Kemigius, bishop of Eheims.

Martyrological notice

TN Cyprus, the birthday of the holy abbot Hilarion. His life, full of virtues and miracles, was writ- ten by St. Jerome. — At Cologne, the birthday of the Saints Ursula and her companions, who gained the martyrs' crown by being massacred by the Huns for the Christian religion and their constancy in keep- ing their virginity. Many of their bodies were de- posited at Cologne. — At Ostia, St. Asterius, priest and martyr, who suffered under the emperor Alex- ander, as we read in the Acts of the blessed pope Callistus. — At Nicomedia, the birthday of the Saints Dasius, Zoticus, Caius, and twelve other soldiers, who, after suffering various torments, were sub- merged in the sea. — At Maronia, near Antioch, in Syria, St. Malchus, monk. — At Lyons, St. Viator, deacon of blessed Justus, bishop of that city. — At Laon, St. Cilinia, mother of blessed Kemigius, bishop of Eheims.

Historical martyrology witness · The Roman Martyrology (English, 1916)

TN Cyprus, the birthday of the holy abbot Hilarion. His life, full of virtues and miracles, was writ- ten by St. Jerome. — At Cologne, the birthday of the Saints Ursula and her companions, who gained the martyrs' crown by being massacred by the Huns for the Christian religion and their constancy in keep- ing their virginity. Many of their bodies were de- posited at Cologne. — At Ostia, St. Asterius, priest and martyr, who suffered under the emperor Alex- ander, as we read in the Acts of the blessed pope Callistus. — At Nicomedia, the birthday of the Saints Dasius, Zoticus, Caius, and twelve other soldiers, who, after suffering various torments, were sub- merged in the sea. — At Maronia, near Antioch, in Syria, St. Malchus, monk. — At Lyons, St. Viator, deacon of blessed Justus, bishop of that city. — At Laon, St. Cilinia, mother of blessed Kemigius, bishop of Eheims.