St. Theodosia
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Virgin and martyr. A young girl of Tyre, Lebanon, she was only eighteen when she visited Caesarea (modern Israel). Beholding some Christians on their way to execution, she spoke to them and was immediately seized, tortured, and murdered by being thrown into the sea.
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