Saint Marcellus and Saint Anastasius
Roman Christians of the 3rd century, Marcel and Anastasius fled to Gaul and stopped in Argenton, where Marcel miraculously healed a widow's child. Arr…
First name and chronology
5 saints and blesseds bear the name Anastasius, between 201 and 1803; the most famous is Saint Marcellus, celebrated on June 30th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
Roman Christians of the 3rd century, Marcel and Anastasius fled to Gaul and stopped in Argenton, where Marcel miraculously healed a widow's child. Arr…
A former Persian magus and soldier named Magundat, Anastasius converted to Christianity after seeing the Holy Cross captured by Khosrow. Having become…
A monk and priest at Mount Sinai in the 7th century, Anastasius was a staunch defender of orthodoxy against Monophysite heresies. Nicknamed the 'new M…
Elected Archbishop of Sens in 968, Anastasius was a virtuous, building-focused prelate who laid the foundations of the current cathedral. He worked to…
Anastasius Hartmann (1803-1866) was a Swiss Capuchin missionary, bishop, and vicar apostolic of Patna and Bombay in India, recognized as Venerable by …
The feast of Anastasius is celebrated on June 30th, in memory of Saint Marcellus.
5 saints and blesseds bear the name Anastasius, including Saint Marcellus, Saint Anastasius, Saint Anastasius, Saint Anastasius of Sinai and Anastasius Hartmann.
The most famous saint named Anastasius is Saint Marcellus (3rd century).