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  ALL SAINTS CELEBRATED IN SEPTEMBER Saints celebrated on the 6th of September WELCOME! SAINTS ONESIPHORUS AND PORPHYRIUS, MARTYRS Saints  Onesiphorus and Porphyrius , Martyrs ( September 6 ; alternatively April 29 ).  Saint Onesiphorus , a disciple of the  holy apostle Paul , likely resided in Ephesus when the latter brought the Gospel there. He rendered every possible assistance to the faithful. Some include him among the seventy-two disciples; however, since he was from Ephesus, this cannot be considered correct. Likewise, the proclamation of the Gospel in Samaria - also attributed to him - appears entirely unfounded. It is possible, however, that he accompanied  Saint Paul   to Spain, served as Bishop of Colophon, etc. When  Saint Paul  was imprisoned in Rome,  Onesiphorus  visited and comforted him. Regarding this, the Apostle writes:  "May the Lord show mercy to the household of Onesiphorus; for he often refreshed me and was ...

  ALL SAINTS CELEBRATED IN SEPTEMBER ➡️ Tomorrow ⬅️ Yesterday Saint of the Day Saint feast day September 6 Saint Magnus of Füssen Saint Magnus of Füssen, Apostle of the Allgäu Alvisus, Bishop of Arras Saint Bega, Virgin Saint Bibus, Martyr Saint Eleutherius, Abbot   Saint Eucherius, Bishop of Viviers Saint Eve, Virgin and Martyr Saint Gondulphus of Metz Blessed Jan Franciszek Czartoryski, Martyr John XIII., Pope Saint Mac Cuilinn, Bishop of Lusk Maria de Coppi, Missionary and Martyr Blessed Olinto Marella, Priest Saint Onesiphorus, Martyr Saint Othbert, Bishop and Confessor Saint Pambo of Nitria, Abbot   Saint Petronius, Bishop of Verona Saint Sapphirus, Confessor Saint Zechariah, Prophet   Saints Cottidus, Eugenius, and Companions, Martyrs Saints Donatian, Praesidius, Mansuetus, and Companions Saints Faustus, Macarius, and Companions, Martyrs Holy Martyrs of Sens   Martyrs of Quiche -0609-

  ALL SAINTS CELEBRATED IN SEPTEMBER Saints celebrated on the 6th of September WELCOME! SAINT MAGNUS OF FÜSSEN, APOSTLE OF THE ALLGÄU St Magnus (popularly known as St Mang) was an apostle of the Allgäu, South Germany. He died about 750 (655?).  VITA S. MAGNI The history of St Magnus is shrouded in obscurity. The only source is an old "Vita S. Magni". It relates that the two Irish missionaries, Columbanus and Gall, spent some time with Willimar, a priest at Arbon. Here Gall fell sick and was put in charge of Magnus and Theodore (Maginald and Theodo), two clerics living with Willimar, while Columbanus proceeded to Italy and founded the monastery of Bobbio.  When Gall had been miraculously informed of the death of Columbanus he sent Magnus to pray at his grave in Bobbio. Magnus returned from Bobbio with the staff of Columbanus and thereafter they followed his rule. After the death of Gall, Magnus succeeded him as superior of the cell. About this time a priest of the Diocese ...