Saint Dorothy of Caesarea
A Christian virgin of Caesarea, Dorothy refused to sacrifice to idols before the judge Sapricius. After converting two apostates and enduring cruel to…
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First name and chronology
4 saints and blesseds bear the name Dorothy, between 290 and 1949; the most famous is Saint Dorothy, celebrated on February 6th.
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A Christian virgin of Caesarea, Dorothy refused to sacrifice to idols before the judge Sapricius. After converting two apostates and enduring cruel to…
Daughter of the consul Anthemius, Apollinaris refused marriage to dedicate herself to God. Under the name Dorotheus and dressed as a man, she lived an…
Mexican foundress of the Servants of the Most Holy Trinity and the Poor, dedicated to the service of the sick.
The feast of Dorothy is celebrated on February 6th, in memory of Saint Dorothy.
4 saints and blesseds bear the name Dorothy, including Saint Dorothy, Saint Gorgon, Saint Apollinaris and Vicenta Chávez Orozco.
The most famous saint named Dorothy is Saint Dorothy.