St. Vassa

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Saint Vassa
Serbian Orthodox icon from Gračanica Monastery, 1318.
Born	3rd century Roman Empire
Hometown	Edessa
Died	Mid- to Late-4th century Macedonia, Roman Empire
Honored in	Eastern Orthodox Church
Feast	21 August

Saint Vassa (Greek: Αγία Βάσσα) was a 4th-century Christian martyr from Edessa in Greek Macedonia.^[1] She and her three children were tortured to death.^[1] She is venerated on August 21, by the Greek Orthodox Church^[1] and Serbian Orthodox Church.^[2] A Maronite synaxarium was dedicated to her.^[3]

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• "St. Vassa and Her Children". Antiochian.
• Ορθόδοξος Συναξαριστής. "Αγία Βάσσα και τα παιδιά της Θεόγνιος, Αγάπιος και Πιστός". Ορθόδοξος Συναξαριστής.