Saint Clement, also known as Clement of Rome, was an early Christian leader and the fourth pope, serving in the late 1st century. He is traditionally believed to have been a disciple of the apostles, particularly Saint Peter. His writings, especially the Letter to the Corinthians, emphasize the importance of unity and order within the Christian community. Clement is recognized as a martyr, having been exiled to the Crimea, where he is said to have died for his faith. His feast day is celebrated on November 23. He is often depicted with an anchor, symbolizing hope and steadfastness in faith.