-
Donatian and
Rogatian were two brothers,
martyred in
Nantes during the
reign of
Roman Emperor Maximian,
around 288–290, for
refusing to deny
their faith...
-
Basilica of St.
Donatian and St.
Rogatian (French:
Basilique Saint-Donatien-et-Saint-Rogatien) is a
Catholic minor basilica in Nantes, France. The church...
- parishioners.
Names from this
group include Thelica, Ampelius, Emeritus, and
Rogatian. A
priest named Saturninus was also
killed with his children: Saturninus...
-
introduced during the
third century. The
first local martyrs (Donatian and
Rogatian) were
executed in 288–290, and a
cathedral was
built during the fourth...
-
under investigation,
started in roof
Basilica of St.
Donatian and St.
Rogatian,
Nantes 2015 oxy-fuel
torch used to
repair lead gutter.
Battersea Arts...
-
Martyrs of
Carthage under Valerian Donatian and
Rogatian of
Nantes Basilica of St.
Donatian and St.
Rogatian,
Nantes Donatian of
Reims (died 389), 4th-century...
-
bishops of this
diocese known from antiquity, and
three from the
modern era.
Rogatian, a
donatist who
spoke at the
Carthage conference of 411,
which saw the...
-
Christian feast day: Anna Pak Agi (one of The
Korean Martyrs)
Donatian and
Rogatian Jackson Kemper (Episcopal Church)
Joanna Mary, Help of
Christians Sarah...
- Wonderworker. Nun-martyr Martha,
abbess of
Monemvasia (990)
Martyrs Donatian and
Rogatian,
brothers (299)
Martyr Afra (304)
Martyr Robustian, at Milan.
Martyr Vincent...
-
Thomas (mentioned in 451)who took part in the
Council of
Chalcedon in 451;
Rogatian (mentioned in 484), who
witnessed the
synod gathered in
Carthage by Huneric...
