Sabina of Rome

Sabina of Rome is a Christian saint and martyr believed to have lived in the 3rd century. She is honored for her Christian faith and steadfastness during a time of persecution. According to tradition, she endured suffering and death rather than renounce her beliefs. Her story symbolizes unwavering faith and devotion. She is venerated as a saint in the Catholic Church, with her feast day celebrated on August 29. The name "Sabina" also refers to a region in Italy, but in this context, it highlights her spiritual significance as a revered Christian martyr.