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Saint Tammarus of Campania

Saint Tammarus of Campania, also known as Tàmaro, Tambaro, or Tammaro, was a priest who held a significant role in North Africa during a period of great religious turbulence.

Feast Day September 1

Biography

Saint Tammarus of Campania, also known as Tàmaro, Tambaro, or Tammaro, was a priest who held a significant role in North Africa during a period of great religious turbulence. Born in the 5th century, Tammarus dedicated his life to serving God and his people with unwavering faith and devotion. During his time as a priest, Tammarus found himself at odds with the Arian Vandals, a sect known for their heretical beliefs regarding the nature of Christ. Tammarus staunchly defended orthodox Catholic teachings and refused to compromise his convictions, even in the face of persecution. Due to his unwavering commitment, Tammarus was subjected to severe torture by the Arian Vandals. However, this did not break his spirit, as he remained resolute in his defense of Catholicism and continued to spread the Gospel despite the constant threat to his life.

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Saint Tammarus of Campania

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