Photina
Martyrological notice
The same day, of f Cittadi Penna. the Saints Photina, a Samaritan, Joseph and Victor, her sons, and also of Sebastian, a captain, Anatolius, Photius, Photides, Parasceves,and Cyriaca, sisters, who all suffered martyrdom for the confession of Christ.
Baring Gould March · SS. PHOTINA, JOSEPH, VICTOR, AND COMPANIONS, _MM., 1st cent._
S. JOACHIM, _Father of the B. Virgin Mary_. SS. PHOTINA, JOSEPH, VICTOR, AND COMPANIONS, _MM., 1st cent._ S. ARCHIPPUS, _Companion of S. Paul, 1st cent._ SS. PAUL, CYRIL, AND COMPANIONS, _MM. in Syria_. SS. ALEXANDRA, CLAUDIA, AND OTHERS, _MM. at Amisa, 4th cent._ S. URBICIUS, _B. of Metz, circ._ A.D. 420. S. MARTIN, _Archb. of Braga, in Portugal_, A.D. 580. S. CUTHBERT, _B. of Lindisfarne_, A.D. 687. S. HERBERT, _P.H. in an island of Derwentwater_, A.D. 687. S. WULFRAM, _B. of Sens_, A.D. 741. SS. JOHN, SERGIUS, COSMAS, AND COMPANIONS, _Monks MM. in the Laura of S. Sabas, near Jerusalem_, A.D. 797. S. NICETAS, _B.M. at Apollonia, 8th cent._ B. AMBROSE, _O.P. at Sienna_, A.D. 1287. B. HIPPOLYTUS GALANTINI, _Founder of the Institute of Christian Brothers, at Florence_, A.D. 1619.
Martyrologium Romanum · Latin witness
Eodem die sanctorum Photinae Samaritanae, Joseph et Victoris filiorum, itemque Sebastiani Ducis, Anatolii, Photii, Photidis, Parasceves et Cyriacae germanarum; qui omnes, Christum confessi, martyrium sunt assecuti.