A portrait of St. Urban I
St. Urban I
d. 23 May 230
Feast
May 25 · III c.
Patron of
Popes · Vineyards and wine, traditional · Vintners
Order
Pope
Pope from 222-230, Roman; succeeded St. Callixtus I and reigned during the relatively peaceful reign of Severus Alexander. Tradition (now considered legendary) makes him a martyr; Roman Martyrology preserves his memorial. Pre-Congregation.
Life & Times
Died: 23 May 230 · From: Rome, Italy.
Patronage
St. Urban I is invoked as the patron of popes, vineyards and wine, traditional, vintners. Those in these callings or circumstances often turn to this saint in prayer.
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About Catholic Saints
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