
San Calocerus de Roma
También conocido como: Calogero; Caio; Calocero
Día de Fiesta
19-May
Nacimiento
C.250 Armenia
Fallecimiento
Thrown into a bonfire, he was unburned; guards then beat him to death with flaming brands from the fire; buried in the catacombs of Saint Callixtus
Canonizado
Pre-Congregation
Biografía
Saint Calocerus of Rome, brother of Saint Parthenius, stands as a witness to the Faith during the persecution under Emperor Decius. Serving as a eunuch in the palace of Tryphonia, the wife of Emperor Decius, Calocerus held a position of trust, overseeing administrative affairs in Anatolia as the daughter of the Roman consul Aemilian. Accused by Emperor Decius of embezzling Anatolia’s funds and committing the capital crime of Christianity, Calocerus and his brother faced a tribunal. The court, dismissing the financial charges as irrelevant, interpreted their defense of their Christian faith as an unambiguous admission of their religion. Undeterred by the threat of death, the brothers steadfastly affirmed their loyalty to Christ. Con
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