Santa Cecilia

Saint Cecilia, also known as Caecilia, Celia, Cecily, Cécile, or Cicilia, was a cultivated young patrician woman who lived during the 3rd century in Rome. She came from a prestigious family, and her ancestors had played significant roles in Rome's history. From an early age, Cecilia vowed her virginity to God and dedicated herself to a life of piety and devotion.