Martyrs Saints Sergius and Bacchus

Saints Sergius and Bacchus were early Christian martyrs and soldiers from the Roman Empire, believed to have lived in the 3rd century. They are celebrated for their bravery and steadfast faith, often depicted together because they shared a close bond and faced persecution for refusing to renounce Christianity. Their story symbolizes loyalty to faith and courage in adversity. They are venerated as saints in both the Eastern Orthodox and Western Christian traditions, with their feast day on October 7. Their legacy highlights the struggles of early Christians and the virtue of unwavering conviction under threat.