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Saint Devota

Saint Devota Saint Devota is a Christian saint who is particularly venerated in the Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church. She is the patron saint of Corsica, Monaco, and other places. According to tradition, she was a young Christian woman who lived in Corsica in the 4th century. The most common depiction of Saint Devota in iconography shows her as a young woman holding a palm branch, symbolizing her martyrdom, and a model of the church of Monaco, where her relics are kept. She is often depicted wearing traditional Roman attire and a halo around her head, symbolizing her holiness. Many believers pray to Saint Devota for her intercession in times of trouble, particularly for protection against storms and disasters. Her feast day is celebrated on January 27th in the Catholic Church and on February 14th in the Eastern Orthodox Church. In Orthodox iconography, Saint Devota is typically depicted with a serene expression and a sense of inner peace, reflecting her devotion to God and her willingness to endure martyrdom for her faith. Her icons serve as a reminder of the courage and faith of the early Christian martyrs and inspire believers to remain steadfast in their own faith, even in the face of persecution.