Saints Perpetua and Felicity were two Christian women who lived in the third century and were martyred for their faith. Vibia Perpetua was about 22 years old and was mother of an infant and Felicity was pregnant at the time of their martyrdom. Despite facing torture and death, they remained steadfast in their commitment to Christ and inspired many with their bravery and faith. Today, they are celebrated as saints and martyrs in Christian tradition. Let us remember their example and strive to live with the same courage and commitment to our beliefs.
Feast Day: March 7
Canonized: Pre-Congregation
Patronage: Mothers, Expectant Mothers, ranchers, butchers, Carthage, Catalonia
