St Restituta of Sora, also known as Restituta of Rome or Restitutus, was a noble lady born in the 3rd century AD in Rome, Italy.
She was arrested, killed and died as a martyr in 270 AD in Sora, Italy during Christian persecutions in the reign of Roman Emperor Aurelian.
We celebrate her feast day on May 27 every year in the Catholic Church.
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| Date of Birth | 3rd century AD |
| Place of Birth | Rome, Italy |
| Place of Work | Italy |
| Date of Death | 270 AD |
| Place of Death | Sora, Italy |
| Feast Day | May 27 |
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St Restituta of Sora Life History
Restituta was a Christian who hailed from a noble family in Rome Italy. Together with several other Christians, she fled Rome and went to Sora, Italy during Christian persecutions in the reign of Roman Emperor Aurelian.
Along the way, they were captured, killed, and died as martyrs for their faith. Restituta was buried at the 16-mile marker of the Via Noemntana outside Rome, Italy.
St Restituta of Sora is the patron saint of
- City of Sora, Italy
- Diocese of Sora, Italy
- Diocese of Sora-Aquino-Pontecorvo, Italy
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