Overview
- El Imparcial reports that the Santoral Vaticano names Saint Zosimus as the Catholic saint of the day.
- The notice identifies him as a fourth‑century bishop and abbot of Syracuse in Sicily.
- His story highlights early service as custodian of Saint Lucy’s tomb and a life of prayer and leadership.
- The article credits him with miracles and works of charity that tradition says led to his canonization.
- It also includes a conflicting line that places his feast on March 18, creating a date discrepancy that is not resolved, and lists other saints observed today such as Domnino, Regulus of Senlis, John Climacus, and Leonardo Murialdo.