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Benjamin - saint - was born in 329.
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When did Benjamin - saint - die?
Benjamin - saint - died in 424.
Is there a Saint Benjamin in the Catholic Church?
Saint Benjamin the Deacon who was martyred in the year 414 in Persia.
What is Saint Benjamin the patron saint of?
Saint Benjamin is the patron saint of all those with the name Benjamin and his feast date is celebrated March 31st. Saint Benjamin was a deacon who was imprisoned for a year because of his faith. As a condition of his release from prison, St Benjamin had to vow never to preach again. Not being able to do so, he was subsequently recaptured and tortured to death.
Where was Saint Benjamin born?
Saint Benjamin was born in 329 AD and martyred circa 424 AD. He is venerated by the Orthodox and Eastern rite Christians. Saint Benjamin was imprisoned during his life time under two Persian emperors. He was released on the condition that he cease preaching Christianity. He protested, that as a deacon, one of the steps towards priesthood, that it was his duty to preach the Christian Gospel as one who was about to be a priest. As a result he was cruelly tortured and martyred circa 424 AD. Saint Benjamim also appears in the Roman Catholic martyrology but does not have a feast day assigned on the Roman Church's calendar of saints.The feast day of Saint Benjamin the Deacon is on March 31 in the Catholic Church.
When was Benjamin born?
Benjamin Benjamin was born on 1834-09-02.
When was Benjamin Keen born?
Benjamin Keene was born in 1697.
When was Benjamin Andrew born?
Benjamin Andrew was born in 1713.
When was Karl Benjamin born?
Karl Benjamin was born in 1925.
When was Benjamin Woods born?
Benjamin Wood was born in 1820.
When was Benjamin Lester born?
Lester Benjamin was born in 1963.
Where did Saint Benjamin live?
Saint Benjamin is believed to have lived in Persia (modern-day Iran) during the 5th century. He was a Christian martyr who was executed for his faith.
When was Benjamin Disraeli born?
Benjamin Disraeli was born on December 21, 1804.
