George the Martyr

George the Martyr is a Christian saint celebrated particularly in Eastern Orthodox, Anglican, and Catholic traditions. He is traditionally recognized for his courage in defending his faith during the Roman Empire and is famously depicted slaying a dragon, symbolizing the victory of good over evil. His story reflects themes of bravery, faith, and righteousness. Many churches and places are named after him, and his feast day is observed on April 23rd. As a martyr, he is honored for sacrificing his life to uphold Christian beliefs, serving as an inspiring example of steadfast faith.