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Biography
Saint Faustinus is a Christian saint, a martyr in Rome in 303, and the brother of Saint Simplicius and Saint Beatrice (or Beatrix or Viatrix). Faustinus is a masculine given name of Latin etymology, from Faustus, meaning happy or fortunate. He is honored on July 29 along with his siblings and a man named Rufus.
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