Perpetua and Felicity

Perpetua and Felicity were early Christian martyrs from the 3rd century. Perpetua, a noblewoman, and Felicity, her slave, were imprisoned for their faith in North Africa. Known for their unwavering commitment to Christianity, their story is documented in a text that describes their visions and eventual execution by wild animals. Their courage and bond as friends have inspired many throughout history. Recognized as saints in the Christian tradition, their legacy highlights themes of faith, sacrifice, and the struggles faced by early Christians against Roman persecution. They are commemorated on March 7 in the Christian calendar.