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About St. Pancras
c. 289 – c. 304 · Feast May 12 · Layman / Martyr
Roman martyr (c. 289-c. 304), Phrygian-born youth orphaned and brought to Rome by his uncle, beheaded at age 14 under Diocletian for refusing to sacrifice. Patron of the Roman basilica of San Pancrazio outside the walls and of the church of St. Pancras at Canterbury (where Augustine first preached in England). Pre-Congregation.
St. Pancras is the patron saint of Children, Jobs, Oaths and Young Martyrs.
