Saint Lucius I (Pope)
A native of Tuscany, Lucius I succeeded Saint Cornelius as pope in 252. After experiencing exile under Emperor Gallus, he returned to Rome where he co…
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First name and chronology
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Luce, between 201 and 1232; the most famous is Saint Lucy, celebrated on December 13th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A native of Tuscany, Lucius I succeeded Saint Cornelius as pope in 252. After experiencing exile under Emperor Gallus, he returned to Rome where he co…
A merchant from Poggibonzi in Tuscany, Luchesius abandoned his commercial and political activities after hearing the preaching of Saint Francis. He is…
The feast of Luce is celebrated on December 13th, in memory of Saint Lucy.
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Luce, including Saint Lucy, Saint Lucius I and Lucchese.
The most famous saint named Luce is Saint Lucy (4th century).