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Deacon to Saint Prosdocimus of Padua, and assisted in his missionary work. Martyed for his efforts.
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Sub-deacon in Rome, Italy. Spent most of his time alone in prayer and meditation. Imprisoned for his faith during the persecutions of Marcus Aurelius. Tried at Spoleto, Italy by Torquatus, the governor of Umbria, Italy, he was offered his freedom if he would renounce his faith and worship a statue of Jupiter; Concordius declined. The judge had him beaten and tortured on the rack; when he could speak, Concordius praised Jesus. After two more days in prison, Concordius was offered an idol to worship; he spat on it. Martyr.
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I have already told you, I am a Christian and confess Jesus Christ. - Saint Concordius when the judge demanded his name
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Deacon. Martyred in the persecutions of Diocletian.
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Deacon. Martyred in the persecutions of Valerian.
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Deacon. Worked with and martyred with Saint Valentine of Viterbo in the persecutions of Diocletian.
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First century deacon, serving Saint Hermagorus of Aquileia. Martyred with Saint Hermagorus in the persecution of Nero.
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Captured in England and sold into slavery in France. Ransomed out of slavery by Saint Gregory the Great. Ordained as a deacon and trained as a missionary, he planned to return to England, but was murdered by pagans in before he could leave. Martyr.
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