San Onésimo fue un esclavo fugitivo que se convirtió en Obispo de Éfeso y que murió mártir al ser lapidado en Roma. Su nombre proviene del griego y significa “provechoso”.
Source: Hoy la Iglesia conmemora a San Onésimo, Obispo de Éfeso
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