Saint Henry, also known as Henry II, was a Holy Roman Emperor who reigned from 1014 to 1024. He is recognized for his efforts to strengthen the church and promote peace within his empire. Henry was canonized as a saint by Pope Clement II in 1146, celebrated for his piety and dedication to the Christian faith. Saint Henry is the patron saint of Germany and the Holy Roman Empire. His feast day is observed on July 13. He is often depicted in art wearing royal attire, symbolizing his dual role as a ruler and a devout Christian leader.