Irene of Spain (fl. 300s)
Irene of Spain (fl. 300s)
Spanish saint. Born in Rome in the early days of the 4th century; daughter of Laurentia and a father who later became a priest of the church and was known as S. Lorenzo; sister of the pope St. Damasus I (c. 305–384). Her feast day is February 21.
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