St. Mark

St. Mark, one of the four evangelists in Christianity, is traditionally recognized as the author of the Gospel of Mark, which is a key text in the New Testament. He is often depicted as a young man and is associated with Venice, where he is the patron saint. His feast day is celebrated on April 25. According to Christian tradition, St. Mark was a companion of St. Peter and played a vital role in spreading the teachings of Jesus. His symbol is the lion, reflecting strength and courage, which aligns with the themes of his Gospel.