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They were both martyred together. One was the slave of the other.

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Saints Perpetua and Felicity were known for their martyrdom in the early Christian church. They were executed in Carthage in 203 AD for refusing to renounce their Christian faith. Their courageous stand and steadfast faith during their imprisonment and eventual death have been celebrated by Christians as a powerful example of devotion to God.

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Both were converts to Christianity and both were martyred for their faith by being mauled by wild beasts in Carthage, North Africa.

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