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Zoe of Rome

Zoe of Rome

Saint
July 5 · †286

Zoe of Rome († 286, Rome) — Saint. Feast day: 5 July.

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Zoe of Rome was a noblewoman living in Rome during the reign of Emperor Diocletian. Married to a high-ranking court official named Nicostratus, she had suffered from an inability to speak for six years. Her speech was restored after Saint Sebastian performed the sign of the cross over her, leading her to request baptism. Because of her Christian faith, she was eventually arrested while praying at the tomb of Saint Peter.

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