Saint Cassian of Imola
A Christian schoolmaster in Imola in the 4th century, Cassian was condemned by the governor to die at the hands of his own students. They cruelly mart…
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First name and chronology
4 saints and blesseds bear the name Cassian, between 301 and 1638; the most famous is Saint Cassian, celebrated on August 5th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A Christian schoolmaster in Imola in the 4th century, Cassian was condemned by the governor to die at the hands of his own students. They cruelly mart…
Originally from Alexandria, Cassian renounced his fortune to serve the poor before becoming Bishop of Orthe. Guided by a revelation, he set out to eva…
John Cassian (c. 350-433) was a major monk and theologian, founder of the Abbey of Saint-Victor in Marseille. After experiencing asceticism in Egypt a…
Agathangelus of Vendôme and Cassian of Nantes, 17th-century French Capuchin priests, were sent to Ethiopia to work for the unity of Christians. Arrest…
The feast of Cassian is celebrated on August 5th, in memory of Saint Cassian.
4 saints and blesseds bear the name Cassian, including Saint Cassian, John Cassian, Saint Cassian and Martyrs of Gondar (2).
The most famous saint named Cassian is Saint Cassian (4th century).