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Saints Jovita and Faustinus were said to be Christian martyrs under Hadrian. Their traditional date of death is 120. They are patron saints of Brescia.

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rdfs:label	Faustí i Jovita (ca) Faustinus und Jovita (de) Faustinus and Jovita (en) Faustin et Jovite (fr) Faustino e Giovita (it) Faustyn i Jowita (pl) Фаустин и Иовита (ru)
rdfs:comment	Faustí i Jovita (Brescia, s. I - ca. 120) foren dos germans, suposats màrtirs cristians sota el regnat d'Adrià. Són venerats com a sants a tota la cristiandat. (ca) Faustinus und Jovita waren Brüder, die der legendarischen Überlieferung zufolge im 2. Jahrhundert in Brescia wegen ihres christlichen Glaubens hingerichtet wurden und seitens der katholischen Kirche als Märtyrer und Heilige verehrt werden. (de) Saints Jovita and Faustinus were said to be Christian martyrs under Hadrian. Their traditional date of death is 120. They are patron saints of Brescia. (en) Saint Faustin et saint Jovite sont deux frères et saints catholiques du IIe siècle. Ils se dirigeaient vers une carrière militaire et sont devenus chevaliers avant de se convertir au christianisme par Mgr Apollonio. Ils subissent d'abord des persécutions sous Trajan au commencement du second siècle avant d'être mis en prison sous Hadrien et de mourir martyrs vers 121. Ils sont commémorés le 15 février selon le Martyrologe romain et ils sont les saints patrons de la ville et du diocèse de Brescia ainsi que de la paroisse de Sorbolo. (fr) Faustino e Giovita erano due giovani nobili bresciani vissuti nel II secolo d.C., che intrapresero la carriera militare e divennero cavalieri. In seguito furono convertiti al cristianesimo dal vescovo Apollonio e subirono il martirio tra il 120 e il 134, per non aver voluto sacrificare agli dèi. Sono venerati dalla Chiesa cattolica come santi, si festeggiano il 15 febbraio e sono patroni della città e della diocesi di Brescia e della parrocchia di Sorbolo. (it) Faustyn i Jowita (wł. Faustino e Giovita; zm. 118, 120 lub 134) – święci Kościoła katolickiego, domniemani męczennicy wczesnochrześcijańscy. (pl) Фаусти́н и Иови́та (ум. в 120 году) — мученики из Брешии. День памяти — 15 февраля. Святые Фаустин и Иовита (Faustinus and Jovita), братья, происходившие из благородной семьи, родились в Брешии. Согласно местному преданию они без страха проповедовали христову веру. Это привело в негодование власти, их мучили и в назидание возили в Милан, Рим и Неаполь, а затем вернули в Брешию. Ни пытки, ни угрозы не смогли сломить крепость их веры, и император Адриан, по случаю проезжавший через Брешию, повелел их обезглавить. (ru)
foaf:name	Saints Jovita and Faustinus (en)
name	Saints Jovita and Faustinus (en)
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birth place	Brescia
death place	Brescia
death place	Brescia (en)
birth place	Brescia (en)
dcterms:subject	Year of birth unknown 2nd-century Christian martyrs 120 deaths Ante-Nicene Christian saints Groups of Christian martyrs of the Roman era Sibling duos
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Rome San Antonio, Florida Bologna Brescia Decapitation Patron saints Paul Allard Verona Vincenzo Foppa Deacon Year of birth unknown Christianity 2nd-century Christian martyrs General Roman Calendar Roman Emperor Regional Council of Lombardy Malečnik Faustinus of Brescia Catholic Church AD Orthodox Edmund Francis Dunne 120 deaths Ante-Nicene Christian saints Groups of Christian martyrs of the Roman era Hadrian Sibling duos St. Leo, Florida Naples Martyr Bishop of Brescia Martyrologies Roman Martyrology Relics Jesuit Bollandists Saint Faustinus of Brescia
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.saintpatrickdc.org/ss/0215.shtml%23faus https://web.archive.org/web/20060303003605/http:/www.catholic-forum.com/saints/saintjbj.htm https://web.archive.org/web/20110423191725/http:/www.saintpatrickdc.org/ss/0215.shtml%23faus http://www.santiebeati.it/dettaglio/41000
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