Saint Euphemia of Chalcedon

Saint Euphemia of Chalcedon was a Christian martyr from the early 4th century, celebrated for her unwavering faith during a time of persecution under Roman rule. She is most renowned for her steadfastness in the face of suffering, enduring torture rather than renounce Christianity. Her bravery inspired early believers and she is honored as a saint in both Eastern and Western Christian traditions. Her relics are believed to possess healing properties, and her legacy highlights themes of faith, perseverance, and sacrifice. The Church commemorates her feast day on September 16.