Saint Paramon

Biography

One of a group of 375 martyrs who died together in the persecutions of Decius. The names of the others have not come down to us. Representation: N/A Precongregation: Pre-Congregation Feast Day: 29-Nov Died: 250 Canonized: Pre-Congregation Patron: N/A Saint Paramon was a Christian martyr who lived during the reign of the Roman Emperor Decius, in the third century AD. While his individual life details are not widely known or documented, he is celebrated and venerated today as part of a larger group of 375 martyrs who died together during the persecution of Decius. During this time, the Roman Emperor Decius initiated a widespread persecution against Christians, aiming to eradicate the faith. Saint Paramon, along with the other martyrs, remained steadfast in their beliefs, refusing to renounce their Christian faith, even in the face of severe torture and death. The exact circumstances surrounding their martyrdom have not been specifically recorded, and the names of the other individuals who were part of this holy group have unfortunately not been passed down through history. However, their collective witness and sacrifice are honored annually on November 29th, the feast day of Saint Paramon and his fellow martyrs. Saint Paramon and his companions are considered exemplary models of unwavering faith, enduring immense suffering and ultimately sacrificing their lives for their religious beliefs. Their martyrdom serves as a testament to the strength and dedication of early Christians, who held their faith dear, even when faced with persecution and death. Although specific details about the life of Saint Paramon are scarce, his memory lives on within the Catholic tradition. He is regarded as a holy martyr and is venerated for his heroic witness. While not officially recognized as a patron saint with specific patronages, he is esteemed as a beloved saint by the Catholic faithful who honor his memory each year on November 29th. Though the individual stories and identities of the 375 martyrs who died alongside Saint Paramon have remained unknown, their collective sacrifice and unwavering faith endure as a powerful reminder of the courage and commitment displayed by early Christians in the face of persecution.