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According to legend, Catherine was the beautiful daughter of the pagan King Costus and Queen Sabinella, who governed Alexandria. However, we can not even be sure whether Catherine actually existed. Saint Catherine was never mentioned before the ninth century, and some assiduous research has failed to identify Catherine with any historical person.
Donald Attwater calls the story of St. Catherine the most preposterous legend of its kind, citing the lack of any positive evidence that she ever existed outside the mind of some Greek writer who first composed what he intended to be simply an edifying romance. Even her name, which comes from the Greek katharos, ('pure'), is suspiciously apt for a virgin martyr, raising the possibility that her legend originated as an allegory. With no reliable information about St. Catherine, we can not say that she was really related to King Costus or any other historical person.
Saint Peter's father was Jonah (or Jona) but the name of his mother is unknown.
His father's name was Jacob, but we do not know his mother's name.
We do not know the names of Saint Lucy's parents.
His father was Cronus and his mother was Rhea.
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We know Andrew had a mother, father and a brother named Simon Peter. If there were additional family members their names are not known.
We known nothing about the parents of Saint Anne including their names.
They do not say the names of the parents. They are known as Mother and Father.
We know very little about Saint Anne, including the names of her parents.
Calphurnius and Conchessa were the names of Patrick's parents.
There is no record of the names of St. Paul's parents.
The names of Paul's parents are unknown.