São Sebastião
Also known as Saint Sebastian, St. Sebastian, St Sebastian
mártir e santo cristão
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Saint Sebastian was an early Christian martyr who lived during the Roman Empire and is venerated in the Catholic Church for his faith and suffering. He has become one of the most recognizable saints in Christian art and tradition, often depicted with arrows, and is especially associated with plague and pestilence in popular devotion.
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- Germany
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- 1685-03-21
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- 1750-07-28
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São Sebastião (França, 12 de Março de 256 – 20 de Janeiro de 288) originário de Narbonne e cidadão de Milão, foi um mártir e santo cristão, morto durante a perseguição levada a cabo pelo imperador romano Diocleciano. O seu nome deriva do grego sebastós, que significa divino, venerável (que seguia a beatitude da cidade suprema e da glória altíssima).
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