Saint Adrian of Nicomedia
A pagan officer in Nicomedia, Adrian converted after admiring the steadfastness of Christian martyrs. Supported by his wife Natalie, he courageously e…
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First name and chronology
4 saints and blesseds bear the name Adrian, between 271 and 1924; the most famous is Saint Adrian, celebrated on September 8th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A pagan officer in Nicomedia, Adrian converted after admiring the steadfastness of Christian martyrs. Supported by his wife Natalie, he courageously e…
The Petits Bollandistes report the martyrdom of Adrian, Hermes, and several companions in Marseilles under Diocletian and Maximian. They mention their…
A Brother of the Christian Schools, Exupérien Mas (1829-1905) was a remarkable spiritual mentor and a social activist committed to working-class youth…
Adrian Osmolowski (1838-1924) was a Polish Franciscan religious. Exiled to Italy after the suppression of his convent by the Tsarist regime, he lived …
The feast of Adrian is celebrated on September 8th, in memory of Saint Adrian.
4 saints and blesseds bear the name Adrian, including Saint Adrian, Saint Adrian, Saint Hermes and Their Companions, Adrian Osmolowski and Exupérien Mas.
The most famous saint named Adrian is Saint Adrian (4th century).