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Abundius (also Abondius, Abundias, or Abbondio;
early fifth century – 469),
venerated in the
Catholic Church as
Saint Abundius, was a
bishop of Como, Northern...
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before the
court and was executed,
despite protests from her
fellow nuns.
Abundius - July 11, 854. A
parish priest in Ananelos, a
village near Córdoba. He...
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appeared to her in a
vision and told her to go to
Abundius to be healed. The
woman did not know
Abundius, but
sought him out at the
basilica and engaged...
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Martyrology is
celebrated on
August 26.
Abundius also has
separate commemorations in
Augsburg and Orvieto.
Abundius was a
devout Christian of Rome, and Irenaeus...
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there before becoming a Jesuit.
Abundius of
Umbria –
martyred north of Rome in the
Diocletian ****cution.
Abundius of
Palestrina Saint Augustine's Abbey...
- 200s 341
Absadah 200s c. 300
Abudimus 200s 305
found in
Roman Martyrology Abundius 400s 469
found in
Roman Martyrology Acca of
Hexham c. 660 c. 742 Aceolus...
- Marci**** was a
Roman Senator,
whose son John died of
unknown causes. Sts.
Abundius and Abundantius, who were
Christians condemned to execution, met Marci****...
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Abundius of Umbria, also
known as
Abundius of
Syria (died 303) was a
deacon and
martyr during the
Diocletian ****cution. He was the
grandson of Anastasius...
- Look up
Abundius or
abundius in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Abundius (fl. 451 – 469) was a
saint and
bishop of Como, Italy.
Abundius is also the...
- July. In the same
altar were also
found the
bodies of the holy
martyrs Abundius, a priest, and Abundantius, a deacon,
which were
shortly after solemnly...
