Saint Spyridon is a Christian saint and bishop, celebrated for his piety and miracles. He was born in Cyprus and is known for his role in the First Ecumenical Council in 325 AD, where he defended the Christian faith against Arianism. His feast day is observed on December 12. He is often depicted holding a metal shoe, symbolizing a miracle where he restored a dead child to life. Saint Spyridon is the patron saint of potters and cattle, and his relics are housed in the Church of Saint Spyridon in Corfu, Greece, attracting many pilgrims.