St. Barbara of Nicomedia is one of several legendary saints. She may or may not have ever existed. However, the traditions that have been passed down to us tell us that she was a beautiful, wealthy and well educated young woman as well as a Christian. Her father did not want her to continue her life as a Christian so held her prisoner in a tower trying to "brain wash" her into changing her mind and return to worshiping pagan gods. She eventually escaped but was recaptured. At this point her father lost patience and denounced her to the Roman authorities as a Christian. She was tortured and martyred for her faith.
The Church removed Barbara from the Calendar of Saints back in 1969 and her cult has been suppressed as it is felt that she was probably a fictional character whose story was accepted as a true biography.
Whether Barbara existed or not is not as important as she still makes a great role model to follow.
To read about the life, ministry and virtues of St. Matthew click on the biography link below.
There is no St. Joseph the Baptist, only John the Baptist
St. Hubert is known for practicing virtues such as humility, compassion, and devotion to God. He also exemplified the virtue of temperance in his lifestyle and was known for his care and respect for nature.
St. Thomas Aquinas is known for practicing virtues such as faith, humility, prudence, and justice. He believed in seeking truth through reason and believed in leading a life in accordance with ethical principles.
I have placed a link below to the biography of St. Jude Thaddeus so that you can read for yourself about the life and virtues of St. Jude.
St. Rafka is known for her virtues of faith, perseverance, humility, and selflessness. She showed great devotion to God through her life of prayer, service to others, and enduring hardships with grace and patience. St. Rafka's life serves as an inspiration for many to emulate her virtues in their own lives.
St. George was known for his courage, faith, and sense of justice. He is often depicted as a symbol of strength, righteousness, and protection.
St Teresa's School was created in 1799.
Yes, St. Teresa of Avila is sometimes known as "The Great St. Teresa."
SMK St. Teresa was created in 1885.
St. Teresa of Jesus also known as St. Teresa of Avila was born in Spain.
St. Teresa's School Kowloon was created in 1952.