Saint Genesius

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Saint Genesius is a Christian martyr venerated as a patron saint of actors and performers, traditionally believed to have converted to Christianity during a theatrical performance and been executed for his faith.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian martyr
associatedLegend conversion while mocking Christian rites on stage
associatedWith Rome NERFINISHED
category 3rd-century Christian martyrs
Christian saints from the Roman Empire
causeOfDeath execution
commemoratedBy liturgical celebrations
theatrical guilds
convertedDuring theatrical performance
cultDeveloped late antiquity
diedFor Christian faith
era early Christian period
executionReason refusal to renounce Christianity
feastDay 25 August
hasAttribute cross
palm of martyrdom
theatrical mask
honoredIn churches dedicated to Saint Genesius
iconography shown on stage or with theatrical props
influenced devotional societies of actors
invokedFor courage to profess Christian faith publicly
success in theatrical performances
legendaryStatus hagiographical figure
patronage actors
barristers
cinema
clowns
comedians
dancers
epileptics
lawyers
musicians
performers
theatre
religion Christianity
roleInTradition protector of actors
symbol of conversion
title patron saint of actors
patron saint of comedians
patron saint of the theatre
veneratedIn Anglican Communion
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Church

Oriental Orthodoxy
surface form: Oriental Orthodox Churches

Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
venerationType popular devotion

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