Kidist Selassie is a saint recognized within the oriental Christian tradition. While she is commemorated in church calendars, very little historical information exists regarding her specific life, her era, or the location of her activity. She remains a figure of faith for those following these traditions, despite the scarcity of biographical details available to modern historians.
Veneration
In the oriental tradition, she is honored as a saint. Her feast day is observed on May 25. Because of the limited documentation concerning her biography, her veneration focuses on her status as a holy figure within the liturgical cycle of her tradition.