Saint Rufus of Rome is a Christian martyr traditionally believed to have lived during the early centuries of Christianity. He is often associated with the persecution of Christians under the Roman Empire, particularly during the reign of Emperor Nero. Rufus is venerated for his steadfast faith and courage in the face of adversity. His feast day is celebrated on April 24 in the Roman Catholic Church. While historical details about his life are scarce, Rufus is remembered as a symbol of resilience and devotion to the Christian faith, inspiring many believers throughout the centuries.