There is nothing in either scripture nor in tradition about St. Stephen's early life.
There are no references to the early life of Saint Lawrence.
There are no references to the early life of Saint Lawrence.
There is no information available about Saint Valentine of Rome's early life. In fact, there is little information available about him period!
There is nothing in scripture nor in traditions that tells of Saint Peter's childhood years. When he was old enough he probably helped in the family fishing business.
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Life was hard for saint Andrew as he was always afraid the Romans would catch him and they did
She was alive. Once she ceased to be alive, she became a saint. Beyond that fact, there is no reliable information about the life of Saint Lucy.
Which Anthony? There are several.
Little is known about Saint Martha's adult life and nothing about her childhood.
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Steven was stoned to death by the Jews.Acts 7 gives the account. Acts 7:54 indicates they did not like what he was saying and began to criticize him. Acts 7: 57-59 says they stoned him. It can be argued that the stoning weakened Stephen enough that he died. But Acts 7:60 says Stephen "gave up" his life. In the midst of the stoning he kneeled down and with a loud voice cried out 'Lord lay not this sin to their charge.' It would seem that the stoning did not weaken him too much or he could not have cried out with a loud voice. It says after having said this he fell asleep. Proverbs says the power of life and death is in your tongue. Stephen was young in the faith and many consider him the first martyr. Personally, I think Stephen was showing the people they could not "take" his life any more than they could "take" Jesus' life. Instead, like Jesus, he "gave" his life. He did not resist dying, he welcomed it. Many people will credit the stoning being what made Stephen die; possibly Stephen knew what he was doing and died by saying 'Lord receive my spirit.'
Our Lady spent part of her childhood growing up in the temple in Jerusalem, before returning to Nazareth.