Saint Henry II, also known as Henry II of Germany, was a Holy Roman Emperor who reigned from 1014 until his death in 1024. He is remembered for his pious nature and efforts to strengthen the church's influence in Europe. Henry was canonized as a saint by Pope Clement II in 1146, recognized for his commitment to faith and justice. Henry II was married to Cunigunde of Luxembourg, and together they promoted the welfare of their subjects. His reign was marked by military campaigns and the consolidation of power within the empire. He is often celebrated for his contributions to the development of medieval Europe.