Saint Eusebia and her companions
Abbess of the Cassianite monastery in Marseille in the 7th century, Eusebia encouraged her forty companions to mutilate their faces to escape dishonor…
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First name and chronology
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Eusebia, between 601 and 1935; the most famous is Saint Eusebia, celebrated on October 11th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
Abbess of the Cassianite monastery in Marseille in the 7th century, Eusebia encouraged her forty companions to mutilate their faces to escape dishonor…
Daughter of Saint Adalbald and Saint Rictrude, Eusebia became Abbess of Hamage in the 7th century after being trained by her grandmother Saint Gertrud…
A Spanish Salesian religious of humble origin, Eusebia Palomino Yenes distinguished herself through her holiness lived in the simplicity of daily task…
The feast of Eusebia is celebrated on October 11th, in memory of Saint Eusebia.
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Eusebia, including Saint Eusebia, Saint Eusebia and Eusebia Palomino Yenes.
The most famous saint named Eusebia is Saint Eusebia (7th century).