St. Adaucus
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A martyr for the faith, this nobleman of Italian birth reached the rank of quaestor in the government in Phrygia (modern Turkey). Emperor Diocletian (r. 284-305) conducted persecutions against Christians during Adaucus' life. In 303 the emperor commanded that Adaucus' town in Phrygia be burned to the ground by Roman soldiers. Adaucus and all the other Christians in the region perished as a result. They were martyred in Astandro, Phrygia.
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Stations of the Cross
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First Station: Jesus is condemned to death
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Second Station: Jesus carries His cross
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Third Station: Jesus falls the first time
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Stations of the Cross
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Mysteries of the Rosary
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Fourth Station: Jesus meets his mother
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Fifth Station: Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus to carry his cross
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Eleventh Station: Jesus is nailed to the cross
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Fourteenth Station: Jesus is laid in the tomb
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