Overview
- According to the Santoral Vaticano, March 7, 2026 commemorates Saints Perpetua and Felicity.
- Coverage recounts their arrest in Carthage during the early 200s under Emperor Septimius Severus.
- Traditional accounts describe Perpetua as a young mother and Felicity as her servant who was pregnant at the time.
- Their story is preserved in the early Christian text commonly known as the Passion or Dialogue of Perpetua and Felicity.
- Reports also list other saints observed on March 7, including Paul the Simple, Ardón Esmaragdo, Juan Bautista Nam Chong-sam, Leónidas Fëdorov, Gaudioso, Teresa Margarita Redi, and Paul of Prusa.