St. Sebastian and the Virtues of the Christian Athlete
Every year, on January 20th, we celebrate the feast of that great warrior of the Faith: St. Sebastian. Living in Rome under the dangerous rule of Diocletian, he not only dared to be a Christian—he dared to be a Christian right under the Emperor’s nose as a captain in the Emperor’s bodyguard. …
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