Liberata
Life and witness
At Navocomum, of St. Liberata, virgin.
Baring Gould January · SS. LIBERATA AND FAUSTINA, _VV., at Como, in Italy, circ._ A.D. 580.
S. PETER'S CHAIR, _at Rome_, A.D. 43. S. PRISCA, _V. M., at Rome, about_ A.D. 50. SS. PAUL AND THIRTY-SIX COMPANIONS, _MM., in Egypt_. SS. ARCHELAA, THECLA, AND SUSANNA, _V., MM., at Salerno, in Italy_, A.D. 285. S. VOLUSIAN,_ B. C. of Tours, in France, circ._ A.D. 400. SS. LIBERATA AND FAUSTINA, _VV., at Como, in Italy, circ._ A.D. 580. S. LEOBARD, _H., Marmoutier, France, circ._ A.D. 583. S. DEICOLUS, _Ab. of Lure, in Burgundy, beginning of 7th cent._ S. FACE, C., _at Cremona, in Italy_, A.D. 1272.
Biographical overview
Saint Liberata may refer to: The French name for Saint Wilgefortis One of the sisters of St. Marina of Aguas Santas Italian name for Saint Adele, daughter of King Dagobert II Saint Liberata (Como), the sister of Saint Faustina, 6th century foundress of that town's convent Saint Liberata (Pizzone), the patron saint of Pizzone, Italy
Martyrologium Romanum · Latin witness
Novocomi sanctae Liberatae Virginis.