Saint Audaldus of Rome, Martyr – Large Bone Relic
with Original Authentica, 1866
A substantial bone relic of Saint Audaldus of Rome, measuring approximately 2 cm, accompanied by its original handwritten identification label (cedula) and ecclesiastical Authentica, issued in Mechelen, Belgium, on 28 July 1866, under the authority of the Cardinal-Archbishop of Mechelen, Primate of Belgium. The document bears its original embossed ecclesiastical seal.
Saint Audaldus of Rome
Saint Audaldus of Rome is venerated as a Christian martyr associated with Rome. Although detailed historical accounts of his life and martyrdom have not survived, his name has been preserved through the ecclesiastical tradition of venerating the early Roman martyrs and their sacred relics.
Relic Details
- Saint: Saint Audaldus of Rome
- Title: Martyr
- Relic: Bone fragment
- Size: Approximately 2 cm
- Documentation: Original handwritten cedula and ecclesiastical Authentica
- Date of Authentica: 28 July 1866
- Place of issue: Mechelen, Belgium
- Seal: Original embossed ecclesiastical seal
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