Martyrdom of Saint Matthew

The Martyrdom of Saint Matthew is a traditional account of how Saint Matthew, one of Jesus’ apostles and the author of the Gospel of Matthew, was executed for his faith. According to historical legends, he was martyred in Ethiopia or Persia, often believed to have been killed by a sword or spear. This story highlights his unwavering commitment to Christianity despite facing death, symbolizing his dedication and sacrifice. While details vary, his martyrdom is honored as a testament to his devotion and the spread of Christian teachings through his life and death.