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SAINT FEAST DAY 7 MARCH

  ALL SAINTS CELEBRATED IN MARCH ➡️ Tomorrow ⬅️ Yesterday Saint of the Day Saint feast day March 7 Saint Perpetua and Saint Felicity, Martyrs   Saint Augusta Saint Equinus, Martyr of Antioch Saint Equitius, Abbot Saint Gaudiosus, Bishop of Brescia Blessed German Gardiner, Martyr Innocent XIII., Pope John, Abbot Blessed John Larke, Priest and Martyr Margarita de Piazza, Virgin Saint Maria Antonia de Paz, Missionary Natalis Vasseur, Priest and Martyr Saint Occatus, Martyr of Thrace Odilla, Disciple of Saint Salaberga Saint Paul, Bishop of Pelusium Saint Paul the Simple, Anchoret Regenberna of Gerresheim, Virgin Blessed Reinhard of Rheinhausen, Abbot Saint Theophilus, Bishop of Nicomedia Blessed Volker of Segeberg, Martyr Saints Adrian and Eubulus, Martyrs Saint Danda and Companions, Martyrs Saint Ephrem, Bishop and Martyr, and Companions, Martyrs Saints Nestor and Arcadius, Bishops Saint Servanus and Companions, Martyrs -0703-

SAINT FEAST DAY 7 MARCH: ST PERPETUA AND ST FELICITY

  ALL SAINTS CELEBRATED IN MARCH Saints celebrated on the 7th of March WELCOME! SAINT PERPETUA AND SAINT FELICITY, MARTYRS Saint Perpetua was 22, of a patrician family; Saint Felicity [Felicitas] was a slave: both were martyred in the public stadium at Carthage, in A.D. 203, during the persecution of Septimus Severus. PRAYER: Father, your love gave the saints Perpetua and Felicity courage to suffer a cruel martyrdom. By their prayers, help us to grow in love of you. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever. Amen. (🎨 Mosaic of St Perpetua) *** FROM THE BREVIARIUM ROMANUM: "Because it is for Christ that I suffer." Perpetua and Felicitas, with Revocatus, Saturnius, and Secundulus, were arrested in Africa during the persecution of Emperor Severus and thrown into a dungeon, where Satyrus was imprisoned with them. Since they were still catechumens, they were baptised there. Then they were condemn...