Saint Paraskeva of Serbia, also known as Saint Petka, is a revered Christian saint celebrated for her piety and dedication to God. She is believed to have lived in the 10th century and is known for her life of asceticism and miracles. Her feast day is observed on October 27, and she is particularly venerated in the Serbian Orthodox Church. Saint Paraskeva is often depicted in religious iconography, wearing a monastic habit and holding a cross. Many believers seek her intercession for healing and protection. Her legacy continues to inspire devotion among the faithful, making her an important figure in Serbian spirituality.