Savina of Hermopolis was a Christian martyr who lived during the late third century. According to Orthodox tradition, she died in 287. She is recognized for her faith and is commemorated within the Eastern Orthodox Church as a saint. Her memory is preserved through specific liturgical dates throughout the calendar year.
Life and death
While specific biographical details regarding her early life are not recorded, Savina is identified as a martyr from Hermopolis. She died in 287, a period marked by various persecutions of Christians. Her status as a martyr stems from her steadfastness in her religious convictions during this era.
Veneration
The saint is honored in the Orthodox tradition on several dates. These feast days include March 13 and March 16 according to the October calendar, as well as March 26 and March 29 in the Russian tradition. She remains a figure of devotion for those following these liturgical cycles.