Catherine's Day, celebrated on November 25, honors Saint Catherine of Alexandria, a Christian martyr known for her wisdom and eloquence. According to tradition, she was a young woman who defended her faith against Roman authorities, ultimately leading to her martyrdom. The day is recognized in various Christian denominations, particularly in the Eastern Orthodox Church. In some cultures, Catherine's Day marks the beginning of winter preparations. It is associated with various customs, including the making of special foods and the lighting of candles. The day serves as a reminder of Catherine's legacy and the importance of faith and resilience in the face of adversity.