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had become a fire, devouring hundreds of faithful Christians

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a proto-martyr who was stoned to death

Martyrdom of Stephen

Son of zebedee he was beheaded.

The Martyrdom of James the great

54 AD he was crucified.

Martyrdom of Philip

60 AD – he was killed with a halberd.

The Martyrdom of Matthew

as the first great official persecution of Christians by the Roman government.

Emperor Nero

In this particular year a mysterious fire incidence took place in Rome, the worst experienced by the empire

64 AD the burning of rome

he “ordered the destruction of church buildings, the burning of the scriptures, the closing of church meetings, and the imprisonment of Christians

Emperor Deocletian

He decreed freedom of worship in the empire.

EmperorConstantine

Martyrdom of the Twelve Apostles

James,Matthias,Paul,Bartholomew,Jude,Andrew,Thomas,John,Peter,Luke,Simon,Mark

A martyrdom that he was devoured by lions in theCircus Maximus

The Martyrdom of Ignatius of Antioch

issued by Constantine the Great in 312 AD ended three centuries of persecution and granted permanent freedom to the Church

The edict of Milan

defended in writing the Christian religion against the attacks and misunderstandings of the pagans. He was beheaded in Rome.

Justin the apologists

refused torenounce their Christian faith despite threats of persecution and death. They were sent to thepublic games in the amphitheater. There, they were beheaded.

Perpetua and fecility of carthage

he was led into the crowded Smyrna stadium to be burned alive. The flames did not harm him and he was finally killed by a dagger. The centurion ordered the saint’s body burned

Polycarp

she was a virgin-martyr of the early Church. She was martyred in Sicily during the persecution of Emperor Decius

Martyrdom of Agatha

he was delivered to archers to be shot to death

St.Sebastian

he was roasted to death.

St.Lawrence

304 AD


– she was beheaded.

The Martyrdom of St. Agnes,

he was stoned and beheaded.

Matthias

son of Alphaeus – he was beaten to death with a club after being crucified and stoned.

James

Peter’s brother – they were crucified.

Jude And Andrew

he was dragged in the streets of Alexandria then beheaded

Mark

he was crucified upside-down

Peter

Used by christians to bury their dead in the walls

Catacombs

He issued an edict requiring all citizens to offersacrifices to the Roman gods, and to obtain a certificateattesting to their compliance. Those who refused weresubject to arrest and punishment, including torture anddeath.

Emperor Decius

He continued the persecution of Christians orderedby Diocletian and issued several edicts ordering theimprisonment and torture of Christian leaders.

Emperor Galerius

The Martyrdom who was crucified

Simon the Zealot

The Martyrdom who was crucified

Simon the Zealot

The Martyrdom who was killed by a spear in India

Thomas

The Martyrdom who he was hanged

Luke

was the only Apostle who was not martyred

John The evangelist