Paschasius
Martyrological notice
cution of the Vandals. Accordingly they were pro- scribed by the Arian king Genseric, driven into exile, and finally, after being subjected to fearful tortures, were put to death in various manners. Then was also made manifest the constancy of the small boy Paulillns, brother of the Saints Paschasius and Eutychian. As he could not be seduced from the Catholic faith, he was a long time beaten with rods, and condemned to a base servitude. — At Rome, pope St. Nicholas, distinguished for the apostolic spirit. — At Tours, St. Brice, bishop, disciple of the blessed bishop Martin. — At Toledo, St. Eugenius, bishop.— At Clermont, in Auvergne, St. Quinctian, bishop. — At Cremona, St. Homobonus, confessor, renowned for miraqles. He was ranked among the saints by Innocent III.
Historical martyrology witness · The Roman Martyrology (English, 1916)
cution of the Vandals. Accordingly they were pro- scribed by the Arian king Genseric, driven into exile, and finally, after being subjected to fearful tortures, were put to death in various manners. Then was also made manifest the constancy of the small boy Paulillns, brother of the Saints Paschasius and Eutychian. As he could not be seduced from the Catholic faith, he was a long time beaten with rods, and condemned to a base servitude. — At Rome, pope St. Nicholas, distinguished for the apostolic spirit. — At Tours, St. Brice, bishop, disciple of the blessed bishop Martin. — At Toledo, St. Eugenius, bishop.— At Clermont, in Auvergne, St. Quinctian, bishop. — At Cremona, St. Homobonus, confessor, renowned for miraqles. He was ranked among the saints by Innocent III.