Saint Saturninus

Saturninus, called Sernin in France, was sent from Rome around 250 to preach in Gaul and became the first bishop of Toulouse. When he refused to sacrifice to the pagan gods, he was tied to a bull and dragged to his death. The great Basilica of Saint-Sernin in Toulouse holds his relics, and the church of Notre-Dame du Taur marks where the bull stopped.

In Pamplona, Spain, he is honored as San Cernin, said to have baptized the first Christians of the city.