Saint Saturnin of Toulouse

Saint Saturnin of Toulouse was an early Christian bishop and missionary in Gaul during the 3rd century. He is renowned for founding the Church in Toulouse and for his dedication to spreading Christianity despite facing persecution. According to tradition, he was martyred around 250 AD by being tied to a bull and dragged to his death, symbolizing his steadfast faith and courage. His legacy endures as a patron saint of Toulouse, with his story embodying resilience, evangelism, and the unwavering commitment of early Christian leaders in a time of widespread paganism.