Saint Sabinus of Canosa

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Saint Sabinus of Canosa was a 6th-century bishop and Christian martyr venerated in southern Italy, particularly as the patron saint of Bari.

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Saint Sabinus of Canosa canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 6th-century bishop
Christian saint
bishop
associatedWith Apulia
Canosa Cathedral
centuryOfActivity 6th century
commemoratedIn Roman Martyrology
countryOfVeneration Italy
feastDay 9 February
hasAttribute bishop’s crozier
episcopal vestments
hasCauseOfDeath martyrdom
hasOccupation bishop
church leader
hasRole patron saint of Bari
honorificPrefix Saint
languageOfName Latin
patronage Bari
placeOfVeneration Bari
Canosa di Puglia
religion Christianity
seeAlso Diocese of Canosa
title Bishop of Canosa
tradition Latin Church
veneratedIn Eastern Orthodox Church
Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism

southern Italy
linked to: Southern Italy

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Bari Cathedral dedicatedTo Saint Sabinus of Canosa
Cathedral of San Sabino namedAfter Saint Sabinus of Canosa
Cathedral of San Sabino dedicatedTo Saint Sabinus of Canosa
Cathedral of San Sabino hasRelicAssociation Saint Sabinus of Canosa
San Sabino title Saint Sabinus of Canosa
crypt of Saint Sabinus dedicatedTo Saint Sabinus of Canosa
crypt of Saint Sabinus housesRelicsOf Saint Sabinus of Canosa
Cattedrale di San Sabino dedicatedTo Saint Sabinus of Canosa