Saint Áurea of Córdoba

July 19th IX century

In Córdoba, in the Spanish province of Andalusia, saint Aurea, Virgin, sister of the holy martyrs Adolfo and Juan, who, in one of the persecutions carried out by Muslims were brought before the judge, and scared, denied the faith, but then, repentant, arose again before the same court and repeated the trial, stood firm, beating the enemy to shed their blood for Christ. Roman martyrology