St Laurence

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St Laurence is a Christian saint venerated as a deacon and martyr of the early Church, especially honored in many English parish dedications.

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St Laurence canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian saint
deacon
early Christian
martyr
associatedWith gridiron
category 3rd-century Christian martyr
Deacon saint
Italian saint
commemoratedOn Roman Martyrology
cultSpreadTo England
Western Europe
deathCause martyrdom
diedIn 3rd century
Rome
era persecutions of Emperor Valerian
feastDay 10 August
feastObservedBy Anglican liturgy
Roman Rite
hasChurchesDedicatedIn England
Italy
Spain
honoredAs one of the most venerated Roman martyrs
honoredIn English parish dedications
iconography deacon’s dalmatic
gridiron
palm of martyrdom
languageVariant Saint Laurent
Saint Lawrence of Rome
San Lorenzo
liturgicalColorOnFeast red
notableFor charity to the poor
defending the Church’s treasures
patronage comedians
cooks
firefighters
librarians
miners
students
the city of Rome
linked to: Rome

the poor
position deacon of the Church of Rome
religion Christianity
servedUnder Pope Sixtus II
title Saint Laurence of Rome
veneratedIn Anglican Communion
Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism

Eastern Orthodox Church
Lutheran Church
linked to: Lutheranism

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Lurgashall parishChurchDedicatedTo St Laurence
subject linked to: Lurgashall, Sussex, England
Thaxted Parish Church dedicatedTo St Laurence
subject linked to: Thaxted, Essex, England
Downton hasParishChurchDedication St Laurence