Biography
Sergius of Caesarea
About Sergius of Caesarea
The Roman Martyrology's February 24 entry names Sergius as a martyr at Caesarea in Cappadocia. The Bollandist dossier for that date reviews the same commemorative identity and explicitly distinguishes it from unrelated Sergii, including saints whose traditions place them elsewhere. This identification keeps the catalog record separate from Pope Sergius I (ID 877) and Sergius of Rusafa, usually commemorated with Bacchus.
A passion associated with Sergius recounts a detailed martyrdom, and the Roman Martyrology notes that a narrative of his life existed. The sources reviewed do not establish the text as contemporary testimony or independently verify its episodes. The profile therefore records the feast, place attached to the commemoration, and martyr designation without supplying a death year, career, or dramatic narrative.
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