How did Saint Anastasia become a saint?

Answer 1

There are two different Saints named Anastasia. One is an early-Christian period martyr who was and still-is the patroness of Weavers- indeed a web of intrigue. Probably a Greek girl from Asia Minor. her feast is celebrated on Christmas ( Western calendar- not what you are thinking- no her Daddy was not Santa Claus!)- Now the Anastasia whose father was named Nicholas- czar of Russia- well the whole family was canonized ( raised to sainthood) in the Russian Orthodox church some years ago- En Famille! By the way she is involked for memory loss and mental problems- it figures, Stacy had frequent mental blackouts when pressed on details of the so-called St. Petersburg Massacre- she would like, Black out and scream, it happened in court in Berlin! oh boy. so there are two sainted Anastasias.

Answer 2

Saint Anastasia was a Christian martyr who lived in the 4th century. She was executed for her faith during the reign of the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Over time, her story and devotion grew, and she became venerated as a saint by the early Christian community. The official declaration of her sainthood came through tradition and recognition by the Church.