Saint Urban, also known as Saint Urban I, was a pope in the early Christian Church, serving from 222 to 230 AD. He is recognized for his efforts in spreading Christianity and is often associated with the promotion of the faith among the Roman populace. His papacy is noted for its challenges, including the persecution of Christians during the reign of Emperor Alexander Severus. Saint Urban is also the patron saint of vine growers and winemakers, reflecting his connection to agriculture and the wine industry. His feast day is celebrated on May 25, and he is often depicted in art with symbols related to vineyards, emphasizing his role in both spiritual and earthly matters.