Saint Reparata is a Christian martyr and saint, celebrated for her steadfast faith during the early centuries of Christianity. She is believed to have lived in the 3rd century and is often associated with the city of Florence, Italy. Her story is marked by her refusal to renounce her faith, which ultimately led to her martyrdom. Saint Reparata is venerated in various Christian traditions, particularly within the Catholic Church. Her feast day is observed on October 8. She is often depicted in art holding a palm branch, symbolizing victory over persecution and her commitment to her beliefs.