Saint Scholastica was a Christian saint and the twin sister of Saint Benedict, the founder of monasticism in the Western Church. She was born around 480 AD in Nursia, Italy, and is known for her dedication to God and her role in establishing a monastic community for women. Scholastica is often associated with the Benedictine order, which follows the Rule of Saint Benedict. Her feast day is celebrated on February 10th, and she is recognized as the patron saint of nuns and convulsive children. Saint Scholastica is remembered for her deep spirituality and her commitment to the monastic life, which has inspired many throughout the centuries.