Saint Leontius of Caesarea
A prelate of Caesarea in the 4th century, Saint Leontius was a major figure of the Catholic Church, praised by Saint Athanasius and Gregory of Nazianz…
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First name and chronology
4 saints and blesseds bear the name Leontius, between 301 and 640; the most famous is Saint Leontius, celebrated on March 19th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A prelate of Caesarea in the 4th century, Saint Leontius was a major figure of the Catholic Church, praised by Saint Athanasius and Gregory of Nazianz…
Archbishop of Bordeaux in the 6th century, Leontius I distinguished himself by his great charity, distributing his wealth to the poor and captives. He…
Born in Saintes around 510, Leontius the Younger was a Roman senator and soldier before becoming Archbishop of Bordeaux. Married to Placidina, he live…
Bishop of Saintes from 596, Saint Leontius was recognized for his piety and learning. He welcomed Saint Macoux in exile, participated in the Council o…
The feast of Leontius is celebrated on March 19th, in memory of Saint Leontius.
4 saints and blesseds bear the name Leontius, including Saint Leontius, Saint Leontius I, Saint Leontius the Younger and Saint Leontius.
The most famous saint named Leontius is Saint Leontius (7th century).