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Give Philemon, Archippus and Apphia their own saint records - #258
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The Colossae family -- Philemon, his wife Apphia, their son Archippus and their slave Onesimus -- was spread across three synthetic group Saint rows, one per occasion (Feb 19, Nov 22, and the Greek Jul 6), so none of them had a page of their own and searching for Philemon turned up what looked like duplicates. Same pattern #183 fixed for Cyril and Methodius. Added solo Saint rows for Philemon, Archippus and Apphia, linked each occasion to the people it names (Onesimus already had his own row), and deleted the three group rows. The occasion titles and stories are unchanged. Also removed the Greek-only Nov 22 "Onesimos the Disciple of Paul", which showed Onesimus a second time beside the shared commemoration that already names him (antiochian.org lists him once, with Philemon, Archippus and Apphia). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Searching for "philemon" showed the apostle Philemon as two unrelated-looking results, and neither he, Archippus nor Apphia had a saint page of their own.
Cause: the family from Colossae (Philemon, his wife Apphia, their son Archippus, and their slave Onesimus) was stored as three group saint records, one per occasion. That's the same pattern #183 fixed for Cyril and Methodius.
Left alone: the Greek Feb 15 "Onesimos, Patriarch of Constantinople". antiochian.org lists it as a separate entry from Onesimus the Apostle on the same day.
Checked locally:
The old group slugs (
apostles-archippus-and-philemon-of-the-seventy-and-martyr-apphia-2-19,holy-apostle-philemon-and-sts-apphia-archippus-and-onesimus-11-22,holy-apostles-archippus-philemon-and-onesimus-7-6,onesimos-the-disciple-of-paul-11-22) will return 404, as the merged saints' slugs did in #183.🤖 Generated with Claude Code