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St. Alexandra of Rome

St. Alexandra of Rome St. Alexandra of Rome is a Christian saint and martyr who lived during the 3rd century. She is venerated in the Eastern Orthodox Church and is often depicted in icons as a young woman holding a cross or a martyr"s palm branch. St. Alexandra is believed to have been a noblewoman who converted to Christianity and was martyred for her faith during the reign of the Roman emperor Diocletian. According to tradition, she was tortured and eventually beheaded for refusing to renounce her Christian beliefs. In Orthodox iconography, St. Alexandra is typically portrayed with a serene expression and a halo above her head, symbolizing her holiness and martyrdom. The presence of a cross or palm branch in her hand further emphasizes her faith and sacrifice. Devotion to St. Alexandra of Rome continues to be strong among Orthodox Christians, who seek her intercession for protection, courage, and strength in times of persecution or difficulty. Her feast day is celebrated on July 23rd in the Eastern Orthodox Church.