Jan Nepomuk

Jan Nepomuk was a Czech priest and saint from the 14th century, known for his role as a confessor to the queen and his religious integrity. He is celebrated as a protector of the Catholic Church and is often invoked to safeguard confidentiality in confession. According to legend, he was martyred for refusing to reveal the queen’s confession and is widely depicted with a five-star halo. His veneration reflects themes of loyalty, faith, and martyrdom, making him an important cultural and religious figure in Czech history.