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Can anyone clarify a point re R & D. Just where were their relics transferred to in 1145?. According to wiki they went back to Nantes (where they were martyred) having being sent to Orleans after the martyrdom of St Got(h)ard in the 9th C to escape the Viking incursions. They are known as "Les Enfants Nantaise". (The boys from Nantes.) and are commemorated in the present Nantes Cathedral. However another on-line source says the relics were sent to Ostia !! (OSTIA ??) And that  the then Bishop of Ostia (Albert ?) was involved. I do not recall having seen anything about a translation to Nantes in 1145 in any of the relevant histories I’ve been using (but you never know). Does anyone have access to the Bollandists’ listings?
 
If the translation was back to Nantes in 1145 it will make me a nice little footnote!
 
Brenda
Brenda M. Cook
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From: Heintzelman, Matthew
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Subject: [M-R] FEAST - Two Saints for the day (May 24): Donatian and Rogatian
 
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“Emperor Maximian ordered the prefect Rictius Varus to put them to death for refusing to deny their faith. Varus imprisoned them, where they spent their last night praying together. The next day, May 24, they were tortured on the rack and decapitated.”
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