St. Nicander and Marcian

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Martyrs, possibly of Durostorum, Bulgaria. They were members of the imperial army in the region of the Balkans and were martyred in the region that eventually became Romania, perhaps in the late second century. Tradition reports that they were slain in front of their wives and families.

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Fr Pavel Stefanov
11 months ago
"Martyrs, possibly of Durostorum, Bulgaria.... the region that eventually became Romania,"

You must correct this text. The Roman Durostorum, now Silistra in Bulgaria, lies south of the Danube and has never been part of Roumania proper.

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