The Roman Martyrology. The Tenth Day Of June.

Text taken from "THE ROMAN MARTYROLOGY",
for the Tenth Day of June.

English: Saint Margaret of Scotland, as depicted by Edward Burne-Jones.

Français : Edward Burne-Jones. Nationalité britannique 1833, Birmingham (Royaume-Uni) - 1898, Fulham (Royaume-Uni). Sainte Marguerite 1894 Carton de vitrail réalisé par la firme W. Morris, pour l'Eglise Sainte-Marguerite de Rottingdean (grande-Bretagne) Craies de couleur sur papier marouflé sur toile 214 x 61 cm H.G.: Rotting Dean.St.Margaret's Ch. two light window right hand light. S.Margareth Achat à Georges Martin du Nord (Paris) en 1968 

Musée d'Art moderne et contemporain de la Ville de Strasbourg. 

Inv. : 2326.

Date: 1894.

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THE TENTH DAY OF JUNE.

Saint Margaret, widow, Queen of Scotland, who slept in the Lord on 16 November.

At Rome, on the Via Salaria, the passion of Blessed Getulius, a most famous and learned man (the father of the seven holy brethren, whom his wife, Symphorosa, bore him), and his companions, Caerealis, Amantius and Primitivus. At the command of the Emperor, Hadrian, they were arrested by the Governor, Licinius, and, first of all, scourged, then cast into prison, and, lastly, delivered to the flames: But, since they were in no wise hurt thereby, they fulfilled their Martyrdom by their heads being broken with sticks. Symphorosa, the wife of blessed Getulius, gathered up their bodies and buried them with honour in a sandpit in her villa.

Likewise, at Rome, on the Via Aurelia, the birthday (in Heaven) of Saints Basilides, Tripos, Mandal, and twenty other Martyrs, under the Emperor, Aurelian, and Plato, Prefect of the City.

At Naples, in Campania,, Saint Maximus, Bishop and Martyr, who, for his strenuous confession of the Nicene Faith, was exiled by the Emperor, Constantius, and, worn out by toilsome misery, he died there.

At Prusiada, in Bithynia, Saint Timothy, Bishop and Martyr, under Julian the Apostate. He was beheaded,  by order of this Emperor, because he refused to deny Christ.

At Cologne, Saint Maurinus, Abbot and Martyr.

At Nicomedia, Saint Zachary, Martyr.

In Spain, the holy Martyrs, Crispulus and Restitutus.

In Africa, the holy Martyrs, Aresius, Rogatus, and fifteen others.

At Petra, in Africa, Saint Asterius, Bishop, who suffered much for the Catholic Faith at the hands of the Arians, and was sent into exile in Africa by Emperor Constantius; he was finally restored to his Church, and died a glorious Confessor.

At Auxerre, Saint Censurius, Bishop.