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Saint Priscilla of Rome

Saint Priscilla of Rome, also known as Prisca, was a prominent figure in early Christianity.

Feast Day January 16

Biography

Saint Priscilla of Rome, also known as Prisca, was a prominent figure in early Christianity. She was born in Rome and was married to a man named Manius Acilius Glabrio. Together, they had a son named Senator Pudens. Priscilla's involvement with the early Christian community in Rome was significant. She played a vital role in supporting Saint Peter the Apostle during his time in Rome. In fact, her villa near the Roman catacombs served as Peter's headquarters for his apostolic work in the city. Priscilla's home became an essential gathering place for early Christians, where they could worship, learn, and receive guidance from Peter. Priscilla was known for her unwavering faith and dedication to spreading the teachings of Jesus Christ.

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Saint Priscilla of Rome

Also remembered on January 16

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