St. Tarcisius, a 3rd - 4th century deacon, was attacked by a pagan mob, and died defending the Hosts he was taking to Chrisitan prisoners. It is said that when the pagans searched him after beating him to death, the Hosts had miraculously disappeared.
While not yet a canonized saint, Archbishop Oscar Romero was murdered in El Salvador duirng the consecration of a Mass he was saying. As he held up the chalice and pronounced the words, "This is the cup of my blood . . ." the shots rang out and his blood mingle with that of Christ on the altar.
St. Tarcisius, a 3rd - 4th century deacon, was attacked by a pagan mob, and died defending the Hosts he was taking to Chrisitan prisoners. It is said that when the pagans searched him after beating him to death, the Hosts had miraculously disappeared.
Virtually nothing is known about the life of Saint Tarcisiius except that he was martyred as a young man while taking the Eucharist to Christian prisoners.
Both Peter and Paul were martyred in Rome.
The Patron Saint Index lists no patron saints of Eucharistic ministers. However, Saint Tarcisius would be good candidate for the position. He was martyred while taking the Eucharist to Christian being held for execution by the Roman authorities.
George was martyred. He martyred no one.
Yes, he was martyred for being a Christian.
Yes, Christopher was martyred about the year 251.
Saint Agnes was martyred in Rome.
Saint Pedro Calungsod was martyred in 1672 at the age of 17.
St. Clare is often depicted holding a monstrance containing the Blessed Sacrament. This represents her devotion to the Eucharist and her role as the patron saint of television.
Saint Isaac Jogues was martyred in America - Canada.
Yes, both Saint Lorenzo Ruiz and Blessed Pedro Calungsod were martyred for their faith. Saint Lorenzo Ruiz was martyred in Japan in 1637, while Blessed Pedro Calungsod was martyred in Guam in 1672. They are both revered as Filipino martyrs and saints in the Catholic Church.
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