St. Euphemia (martyr)

St. Euphemia was a Christian martyr from the early centuries of the Church, traditionally believed to have lived during the Roman Empire. She is celebrated for her unwavering faith in the face of persecution and is often associated with the Council of Chalcedon, where her relics were believed to perform miracles. Her story symbolizes courage and devotion to one's beliefs, inspiring many Christians throughout history. St. Euphemia’s feast day is observed on September 16, and she is venerated as a patron saint of various causes, including those related to the pro-life movement.