Saint Candida
Christian martyr killed under Diocletian
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Saint Candida
Summary
Saint Candida is a human[1]. She died in Rome[2]. She died on 302[3].
Key Facts
- Saint Candida died in Rome[2].
- Saint Candida died on 302[3].
- A child of Saint Candida was Saint Paulina[4].
- Saint Candida is recorded as female[5].
- Saint Candida's instance of is recorded as human[6].
- Saint Candida is part of Arthemius, Candida and Paulina[7].
- Saint Candida's canonization status is recorded as saint[8].
- Saint Candida's canonization status is recorded as Catholic saint[9].
- Saint Candida's feast day is recorded as June 6[10].
- Saint Candida's feast day is recorded as October 3[11].
- Saint Candida's different from is recorded as Candida[12].
Body
Personal Life
A child of Saint Candida was Saint Paulina[4].
Death and Burial
Saint Candida died on 302[3]. She died in Rome[2].
FAQs
Where did Saint Candida die?
Saint Candida died in Rome[2].