Saint Foy is a Christian martyr from the 4th century, known for her unwavering faith. She was a young girl who refused to renounce her beliefs, leading to her execution. Her story is celebrated in various Christian traditions, particularly in Catholicism. The relics of Saint Foy are housed in the Basilica of Saint Foy in Conques, France. This site has become a popular pilgrimage destination, attracting visitors who seek inspiration from her life and martyrdom. Her feast day is observed on October 6th, commemorating her legacy and the virtues of courage and faith.