Sadok and 48 Dominican martyrs from Sandomierz
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Dominican Church and Convent of St. James in Sandomierz | |
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Sadok and 48 Dominican martyrs from
in 1260. As homage to the deaths of these martyrs, Polish Dominican friars were given special dispensation allowing the usage of red belts in their habits.List of martyrs
- Blessed Sadok – priest
- Blessed Malachy – priest
- Blessed Paul – priest
- Blessed Andrew – priest
- Blessed Peter – priest
- Blessed James – priest
- Blessed Abel – priest
- Blessed Simon – priest
- Blessed Clemens – priest
- Blessed Barnaba (I) – priest
- Blessed Elijah – priest
- Blessed Bartholomew – priest
- Blessed Lukas – priest
- Blessed Matthew – priest
- Blessed John – priest
- Blessed Barnaba (II) – priest
- Blessed Philip – priest
- Blessed Onuphrius – cleric (seminary student)
- Blessed Dominic – cleric (seminary student)
- Blessed Michael – cleric (seminary student)
- Blessed Matthew – cleric (seminary student)
- Blessed Maur – cleric (seminary student)
- Blessed Timothy – cleric (seminary student)
- Blessed Gordian – profes
- Blessed Felician – profes
- Blessed Mark – profes
- Blessed John – profes
- Blessed Ghervaz – profes
- Blessed Christopher – profes
- Blessed Donatus – profes
- Blessed Medart – profes
- Blessed Valentinus – profes
- Blessed Joachim – deacon
- Blessed Joseph – deacon
- Blessed Stephen – subdeacon
- Blessed Thaddeus – subdeacon
- Blessed Moses – subdeacon
- Blessed Abraham – subdeacon
- Blessed Basil – subdeacon
- Blessed David – cleric (seminary student)
- Blessed Aaron – cleric (seminary student)
- Blessed Benedict – cleric (seminary student)
- Blessed Daniel – novice
- Blessed Tobias – novice
- Blessed Makarios – novice
- Blessed Raphael – novice
- Blessed Isaiah – novice
- Blessed Cyril – novice
- Blessed Jeremiah (Sutor?)
See also
- Sacking of Sandomierz (1260)
- The Lesser Polish Way
References
- ^ "Błogosławiony Sadok i jego Towarzysze, męczennicy sandomierscy" [Blessed Sadok and his Companions, Sandomierz Martyrs] (in Polish). Retrieved 6 February 2020.
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