St. Victoricus, Fuscian, and Gentian
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Three martyrs in Gaul. According to tradition, Victoricus and Fuscian were Christian mission. aries to the Morini people of the region. Gentian was an elderly man who died trying to protect them frora martyrdom. He protested when the troops of Governor Rictiovarus hunted down Victoricus and Fuscian, Gentian was slain on the spot. Victoricus and Fuscian wcre tortured in Amiens and then beheaded at SaintAux-Bois.
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