St. Vindemialis, Eugene, & Longinus
Died: 485
Three African martyred bishops who were cruelly tortured to death by the Arian Vandal king Hunneric (r. 477-484) for adhering to orthodox Christianity.
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Hello, i was asking about St.Longinus but he was not from africa. i am asking about the Roman Soldier on Calvary- who pierced the side of Our Dear Lord-and was converted. I am
confused about the name of the Roman Soldier??????? Thank you for anything you can
inform me about this. May God Bless All of You--Praise Our Lord Jesus Christ.........
I am very happy to know that I have a patron saint (Longinus). Happy also to know that he was African and a matyr.
Happy feast day to all