Communio Sanctorum

Isidore

cue and Michaeas, whose bodies were found by divine revelation in the days of Theodosius the Elder. — At Anagni, St. Secundina, virgin and martyr, who suf- fered under the emperor Decius. — At Cagliari, in Sardinia, St. Ephisius, martyr, who, in the persecu- tion of Diocletian and under the judge Flavian, having, by the assistance of God, overcome many tor- ments, was beheaded and ascended to heaven. — At Nola, in Campania, St. Maximus, bishop. — At Cler- mont, in Auvergne, St. Bonitus, bishop and confes- sor.— In Egypt, St. Macarius, abbot, disciple of St. Anthony, very celebrated for his life and miracles.— Also, blessed Isidore, renowned for holiness of life, faith and miracles. — At Rome, St. John Calybita. For some time living unknown to his parents in a corner of their house, and later in a hut on an island in the Tiber, he was recognized by them only at his death. Being renowned f

Feast: 16 Januarythe days of Theodosius the Elder

Martyrological notice

cue and Michaeas, whose bodies were found by divine revelation in the days of Theodosius the Elder. — At Anagni, St. Secundina, virgin and martyr, who suf- fered under the emperor Decius. — At Cagliari, in Sardinia, St. Ephisius, martyr, who, in the persecu- tion of Diocletian and under the judge Flavian, having, by the assistance of God, overcome many tor- ments, was beheaded and ascended to heaven. — At Nola, in Campania, St. Maximus, bishop. — At Cler- mont, in Auvergne, St. Bonitus, bishop and confes- sor.— In Egypt, St. Macarius, abbot, disciple of St. Anthony, very celebrated for his life and miracles.— Also, blessed Isidore, renowned for holiness of life, faith and miracles. — At Rome, St. John Calybita. For some time living unknown to his parents in a corner of their house, and later in a hut on an island in the Tiber, he was recognized by them only at his death. Being renowned for miracles, he was buried where he had died, and a church was subsequently erected in his honor in the same place.

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

cue and Michaeas, whose bodies were found by divine revelation in the days of Theodosius the Elder. — At Anagni, St. Secundina, virgin and martyr, who suf- fered under the emperor Decius. — At Cagliari, in Sardinia, St. Ephisius, martyr, who, in the persecu- tion of Diocletian and under the judge Flavian, having, by the assistance of God, overcome many tor- ments, was beheaded and ascended to heaven. — At Nola, in Campania, St. Maximus, bishop. — At Cler- mont, in Auvergne, St. Bonitus, bishop and confes- sor.— In Egypt, St. Macarius, abbot, disciple of St. Anthony, very celebrated for his life and miracles.— Also, blessed Isidore, renowned for holiness of life, faith and miracles. — At Rome, St. John Calybita. For some time living unknown to his parents in a corner of their house, and later in a hut on an island in the Tiber, he was recognized by them only at his death. Being renowned for miracles, he was buried where he had died, and a church was subsequently erected in his honor in the same place.