Ss. Protus and Hyacinthus
September 11, 2025
They were eunuchs and retainers to St. Eugenia. Saints Protus and Hyacinthus are honored in the sacramentary of St. Gregory in the ancient Martyrology. The ancient calendar, drawn up in the pontificate of Liberius mentions their festival on September 11. Pope Damasus, in 366, removed the earth which hid their tomb, and during his pontificate a priest named Theodorus built over it a church. Since 1934 their relics are kept in the new Propaganda College chapel on the Janiculum.