Saint Philip was one of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ. He is often recognized for his role in spreading the teachings of Christianity in the early church. According to the New Testament, Philip was called by Jesus to follow him and is known for his evangelistic efforts, including bringing others to Christ. In Christian tradition, Saint Philip is often associated with the conversion of the Ethiopian eunuch, as described in the Book of Acts. He is also considered the patron saint of hatmakers and lighthouse keepers. His feast day is celebrated on May 3rd in the Western Christian calendar.