Saint Sophia of Rome

Saint Sophia of Rome is revered as a Christian martyr and saint, believed to have lived in the 2nd century in Rome. Her story is centered around her unwavering faith and dedication to Christianity during a time of persecution. Although historical details are limited, her legacy symbolizes steadfastness in faith and moral integrity. She is particularly honored in Eastern Orthodoxy and other Christian traditions, often depicted in religious art. Her feast day is celebrated on September 30, serving as an inspiration for perseverance and devotion in the face of adversity.