Saint Lucius I (253 A.D. - 254 A.D.). Pope And Martyr. Feast Day 4 March.

 

English: Portait of Pope Lucius I,

Basilica of Saint Paul-outside-the-Walls, Rome.

Italiano: Ritratto di it:Papa Lucio I

nella it:Basilica di San Paolo fuori la Mura, Roma.

Date: 3rd-Century A.D.

Author: Unknown.

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Text is from The Saint Andrew Daily Missal,
unless stated otherwise.

Lucius, whose name evokes the idea of light, shone by his courage in the midst of the hardest persecution. He governed The Church under the Emperors Gallus and Volusian and was Martyred in 254 A.D.

Like Jesus in His public life, he was, says Saint Cyprian, “the Pastor who guards the flock, the Pilot who steers the ship, the King who leads his people, and, in one word, Bishop, of The Church”.

Mass: Sacerdótes Dei.

Saint Lucius I (253 A.D. - 254 A.D.). Pope And Martyr. Feast Day 4 March.

English: Portait of Pope Lucius I,

the Basilica of Saint Paul-outside-the-Walls, Rome.

Italiano: Ritratto di it:Papa Lucio I

nella it:Basilica di San Paolo fuori la Mura, Roma.

Date: 3rd-Century A.D.

Author: Unknown.

(Wikimedia Commons)

Text is from The Saint Andrew Daily Missal,
unless stated otherwise.

Lucius, whose name evokes the idea of light, shone by his courage in the midst of the hardest persecution. He governed The Church under the Emperors Gallus and Volusian and was Martyred in 254 A.D.

Like Jesus in His public life, he was, says Saint Cyprian, “the Pastor who guards the flock, the Pilot who steers the ship, the King who leads his people, and, in one word, Bishop, of The Church”.

Mass: Sacerdótes Dei.

Saint Lucius I (253 A.D. - 254 A.D.). Pope And Martyr. Feast Day 4 March.

Text is from The Saint Andrew Daily Missal,
unless stated otherwise.

English: Portait of Pope Lucius I,

the Basilica of Saint Paul-outside-the-Walls, Rome.

Italiano: Ritratto di it:Papa Lucio I

nella it:Basilica di San Paolo fuori la Mura, Roma.

Date: 3rd-Century A.D.

Author: Unknown.

(Wikimedia Commons)

Lucius, whose name evokes the idea of light, shone by his courage in the midst of the hardest persecution. He governed The Church under the Emperors Gallus and Volusian and was Martyred in 254 A.D.

Like Jesus in His public life, he was, says Saint Cyprian, “the Pastor who guards the flock, the Pilot who steers the ship, the King who leads his people, and, in one word, Bishop, of The Church”.

Mass: Sacerdótes Dei.

Saint Lucius I (253 A.D. - 254 A.D.). Pope And Martyr. Feast Day 4 March.

Text is from The Saint Andrew Daily Missal,
unless stated otherwise.

English: Portait of Pope Lucius I,

the Basilica of Saint Paul-outside-the-Walls, Rome.

Italiano: Ritratto di it:Papa Lucio I

nella it:Basilica di San Paolo fuori la Mura, Roma.

Date: 3rd-Century A.D.

Author: Unknown.

(Wikimedia Commons)

Lucius, whose name evokes the idea of light, shone by his courage in the midst of the hardest persecution. He governed The Church under the Emperors Gallus and Volusian and was Martyred in 254 A.D.

Like Jesus in His public life, he was, says Saint Cyprian, “the Pastor who guards the flock, the Pilot who steers the ship, the King who leads his people, and, in one word, Bishop, of The Church”.

Mass: Sacerdótes Dei.