Catholic Saint

St. Agnes

St. Agnes is revered as a virgin martyr who sacrificed her life for her faith at a young age.

Feast Day: January 21

Biography

St. Agnes was a young Roman girl who dedicated her life to Christ and refused to marry, choosing instead to remain a virgin. At the tender age of 12 or 13, she faced persecution and ultimately martyrdom for her unwavering faith and commitment to her beliefs. She has inspired countless followers through her courage and steadfastness, serving as a symbol of purity and faith for young women throughout the centuries.

Prayer to St. Agnes

I choose to follow the Lord, no matter the cost.

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