Saint Valeria is a Christian martyr celebrated for her faith and dedication. She is often associated with the early Christian community and is believed to have lived during the Roman Empire. Valeria is venerated in various Christian traditions, particularly in the Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church. Her feast day is observed on different dates, depending on the tradition, with many commemorating her on June 10. Saint Valeria is often depicted in art alongside her husband, Saint Vitalis, who is also recognized as a martyr. Together, they symbolize the strength of faith and the commitment to Christian values.