Indaletius was a first-century Christian missionary and bishop who served as the first bishop of Urci. Born in Caspe, he traveled to Rome, where he was reportedly ordained by the apostles Peter and Paul. As one of the Seven Apostolic Men, he played a significant role in early evangelization efforts. He is primarily recognized for his missionary work in the region of Urci, where he may have also suffered martyrdom.
Life and ministry
Following his ordination in Rome, Indaletius focused his efforts on spreading the Christian faith. He traveled to the town of Urci to evangelize the local population. His leadership in this community led to his appointment as its first bishop. Some traditions suggest that his service concluded with his death as a martyr in Urci.
Veneration and relics
He is honored as the patron saint of Almería, Spain, and is commemorated on May 15. His remains have been associated with several locations, including the cathedral in Jaca and the monastery of San Juan de la Peña. Claims regarding his relics also exist for the cathedral in Almería and the Conciliar Seminary.