Saint Henrik, also known as Saint Henry, was a 11th-century bishop and martyr, recognized for his dedication to spreading Christianity in Finland. He is often associated with the establishment of the Christian faith in the region and is celebrated for his role in converting the local population. His feast day is observed on January 19, and he is considered the patron saint of Finland. Saint Henrik's legacy is commemorated in various churches and through cultural traditions, highlighting his importance in Finnish history and the development of the Christian church in the area.