Saint Oronzo is a Christian saint and the patron saint of the city of Lecce in Italy. He is believed to have lived in the 1st century and is often associated with the spread of Christianity in the region. His feast day is celebrated on August 26, and he is depicted in art holding a palm branch, symbolizing victory and martyrdom. According to tradition, Saint Oronzo was a bishop who performed miracles and helped protect the people from plagues and other calamities. His legacy is honored through various churches and festivals, particularly in Lecce, where a statue of him stands in the city's main square.