Saint Firminus of Amiens
Also known as
- Farmin of…
- Firmin of…
- Firmins of…
- Firmino of…
- Fermin of…
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Son of a Roman senator. Converted to Christianity by Saint Saturninus. Ordained by Saint Honestus at Toulouse, France. Missionary to France. First bishop of Amiens at age 24. Martyred at age 31.
Born
- beheaded 25 September 303 in Amiens, France
- his place of burial was lost for centuries, but re-discovered by Saint Salvius of Amiens
- Saint Salvius had the relics enshrined in Amiens, France; as the relics were processed through the streets, legend says that the sick were healed and trees suddenly burst into full leaf in the dead of winter just by being near them
- some relics translated to Pamplona, Spain in 1196
- against erysipelas
- barrel makers, coopers
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- in France
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- in Spain
MLA Citation
- “Saint Firminus of Amiens“. CatholicSaints.Info. 16 January 2024. Web. 26 April 2024. <>