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Saint Patrobas

Saint Patrobas is believed to have been a first-century Christian in Rome.

Feast Day November 4

Biography

Saint Patrobas is believed to have been a first-century Christian in Rome. He is mentioned by name in the New Testament, specifically in the Epistle to the Romans written by Saint Paul the Apostle. In Romans 16:14, Saint Paul sends greetings to Patrobas alongside other individuals, acknowledging his presence and importance within the early Christian community in Rome. Beyond this mention, no other details about Saint Patrobas or his life have been recorded. His role, position, or contribution to the early Church remain unknown. As a result, there are no records of any specific representation or iconography associated with Saint Patrobas. Despite the lack of available information, Saint Patrobas is recognized as a saint within the Catholic Church.

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