St. Sebastian

St. Sebastian is a Christian martyr traditionally recognized for his steadfast faith during the Roman Empire. According to legend, he was a soldier who secretly converted to Christianity and helped others. Discovered, he was condemned to death by being shot with arrows but survived. Later, he was killed by a club. St. Sebastian is often depicted in art tied to a tree, pierced with arrows. He symbolizes resilience and faith in the face of persecution. His feast day is celebrated on January 20, and he is regarded as a protector against plagues and illnesses.