When is Saint Sebastian’s feast day?
December 25th
April 1st
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January 20th
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Celebrated on January 20th, Saint Sebastian's feast day commemorates the life and martyrdom of an early Christian saint. Hailing from Narbonne in Gaul (present-day France), Saint Sebastian served as a soldier in the Roman army during the reign of Diocletian. Despite his military position and the prevailing hostility toward Christians, Sebastian remained steadfast in his faith.
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