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We're happy to present another installment of true heroes, stories of the lives of the saints,

delivered by Father Thomas Tam.

Father has also put together a video of each of these episodes.

You can see the video at SSPX Podcast.com.

Now here's Father Tam.

I have chosen you out of the world that you should go and should bring forth fruit, and your fruit should remain.

Hello, my friends, and welcome to true heroes.

Right off the bat, I would like to apologize.

Things got kind of crazy here in New York this past weekend, and it was just impossible to keep up on the podcast for those

couple of days. So we were supposed to do a relics of Christendom episode, but we are back now

instead with true heroes. Today we're going to look at the lives of Saints Primus and Felician and their martyrdom in the late third century.

This will be a very short episode because of how little we really know about them.

Let us begin what we do know about them.

These martyrs were brothers and lived in Rome for many years,

mutually encouraging each other in the practice of all good works.

They seem to possess nothing but for the poor,

and often spent both nights and days with the confessors in their dungeons or at the places of

their torments and execution. Some they encouraged perseverance. Others who had fallen and had

offered sacrifice, they raised up again, and they made themselves the servants of all in Christ that

all might attain to salvation through

him. Though their zeal was most remarkable, they had escaped the dangers of many bloody

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