Quirinus of Tivoli

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Quirinus of Tivoli
Martyr
Honored in	Roman Catholic Church
Feast	June 4

Saint Quirinus of Tivoli is venerated as a martyr and saint of the Catholic Church. His cult is centered at Tivoli. Quirinus of Tivoli may be the same saint as Quirinus of Sescia, whose relics were carried from Pannonia to Rome, and perhaps Tivoli as well, explaining the existence of a cult to Saint Quirinus of Tivoli.^[1]

According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, “there is no historical account of him; he is, perhaps, identical with one of the martyrs of this name who are mentioned in the Martyrology of Jerome among groups of martyrs under the dates of March 12, 3 and June 4. Under June 4 a Quirinus is mentioned with a statement of the place 'Nividuno civitate' (Mart. Hieron., 31, 73, 75).”^[2] The Bibliotheca Sanctorum states that Quirinus of Tivoli’s relics rested at the basilica of San Lorenzo in Tivoli, but nothing else about him is known.^[1] Cesare Baronio inserted his name into the Roman Martyrology under June 4.^[1]

References

↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 San Quirino di Tivoli
↑ "Sts. Quirinus". Catholic Encyclopedia. New York: Robert Appleton Company. 1913.

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(Italian) San Quirino di Tivoli

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Name	Quirinus Of Tivoli
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Short description	Roman era saint
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