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Saint Antonina

Saint Antonina Saint Antonina was a Christian martyr who lived during the Roman Empire in the 3rd century. She was known for her steadfast faith and devotion to Christ, even in the face of persecution. According to tradition, Antonina was a young woman who lived in the city of Nicaea. She was known for her beauty and piety, and many people in the city admired her. However, when it was discovered that she was a Christian, she was arrested and brought before the Roman authorities. Despite the threats and torture she endured, Antonina refused to renounce her faith. She remained steadfast in her belief in Christ and was ultimately martyred for her refusal to worship the Roman gods. Saint Antonina is often depicted in icons as a young woman with a serene expression, dressed in traditional Roman attire. She is usually shown holding a palm branch, symbolizing her martyrdom, and a cross, symbolizing her faith in Christ. Saint Antonina is venerated as a martyr and a model of steadfast faith and devotion to Christ. Her feast day is celebrated on May 2nd in the Eastern Orthodox Church.