Saint Pancras of Rome

Saint Pancras of Rome, also known as Pancritas, Pancratius, Pancrazio, or Pancracio, was a young orphan who was brought to Rome by his uncle, Saint Dionysius. Born around 290 in Phrygia, he converted to Christianity and became a faithful follower of Christ. At the age of fourteen, Saint Pancras, along with Saint Nereus, Saint Achilleus, and Saint Domitilla, publicly proclaimed their faith in Rome....