Overview
- The saint-of-the-day entries, published Saturday, mark the feast of San Perfecto of Córdoba.
- Reports describe him as a priest formed at the Church of San Acisclo who spoke Arabic and served the local Christian community.
- Accounts say he was pressed to speak about Jesus and Muhammad, refused to renounce his faith, and was executed by decapitation in 850.
- One notice places the killing near the Guadalquivir and says he was first buried at San Acisclo before a later move to San Pedro, a detail with lighter sourcing.
- These items are routine feast-day summaries that draw on traditional hagiography about Christians living under the emirate of al-Andalus rather than new research.