St. Catherine of Alexandria is said to have performed the miracle of converting hundreds of people to Christianity, including the Roman emperor's wife. She also reportedly survived being tortured on a spiked wheel (the "Catherine wheel") and later her captors were struck by lightning. These miracles are significant in her hagiography and contributed to her status as a revered saint in the Christian tradition.
Catherine was from Alexandria, Egypt.
She was born in Alexandria, Egypt.
St. Catherine of Alexandria.
St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Mount St. Catherine in Egypt, and the Catherine Wheel firework are named after Catherine of Alexandria. She is also the patron saint of scholars, philosophers, and preachers.
St. Catherine of Alexandria.
St. Catherine was part of the Dominican Order. She wore the habit of a Dominican Tertiary.
The patron saints of secretaries are St. Catherine of Alexandria and St. Genesius of Arles.
She is said to have appeared to Joan of Arc.
derived from Catherine, which was derived from the Ancient Greek Aikaterine. Catherine is attributed to St. Catherine of Alexandria and the Greek goddess Hecate.
She is a dancer, not a saint.
There were multiple saints known as St. Catherine in the world, but the most famous is St. Catherine of Alexandria, a Christian martyr from the 4th century. Other St. Catherines include St. Catherine of Siena, a 14th-century mystic and Doctor of the Church, and St. Catherine Labouré, who had visions of the Virgin Mary in the 19th century.
The name Catherine is celebrated as a Saint Day on the 25th of November by the Catholic Church in honor of St. Catherine of Alexandria