Saint of the Day: Sts. Perpetua and Felicity | March 7, 2024

[@IsabelRodriguez-nv2ue]

Thank you very much for this wonderful video on the lives of these two extraordinary Catholic Saints. Beautiful images and the end prayer. Heavenly Blessings to all!

[@prismawarburg]

Amen and much respect to you and thank you for keeping this real life story of these women historically accurate with their melanin hue and these beautifully created pictures.

[@MatildeFerrer-d9d]

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[@breadoflifemusic9606]

Great work. I love the images. Great church history lesson. This was new to me. Thank you. Good bless your ministry. Love in Christ ✝️

[@EneEdna]

Amen .

[@MatildeFerrer-d9d]

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[@LivingTheWordToday]

While not explicitly mentioned in the video, it's important to note that Saint Perpetua and Saint Felicity were both baptized Christians. Perpetua, a young noblewoman, and Felicity, her slave, were martyred together in Carthage in 203 AD during the persecution of Christians under the Roman Emperor Septimius Severus. Prior to their martyrdom, both Perpetua and Felicity were catechumens, undergoing instruction in the Christian faith but not yet baptized. However, historical accounts reveal that they were baptized while in prison awaiting execution. This act symbolized their complete embrace of the Christian faith and their unwavering commitment to Christ, even in the face of death. Their baptism marked their full integration into the Christian community, and they are revered as saints in Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, and some Protestant traditions."