St. Natalia of Córdoba
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Patron: Married couples; Córdoba; martyrs
Birth: c. 825
Death: July 27, 852
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Saint Natalia of Córdoba was a Christian laywoman who lived in Córdoba during the persecution of Christians in al-Andalus. With her husband, Saint Aurelius, she remained faithful to the Catholic faith and encouraged the Christian community by her steadfast witness.
Natalia and Aurelius were executed at Córdoba on July 27, 852, together with their companions, Saints Felix, Liliosa, and George. The Church honors them as martyrs who openly confessed Christ with courage and hope.
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