St. Afra of Augsburg is a Christian saint and martyr, believed to have lived in the 4th century. She is venerated primarily in the city of Augsburg, Germany, where she is considered the patron saint of the city. According to tradition, Afra was a former pagan priestess who converted to Christianity and was later martyred for her faith. Her feast day is celebrated on August 7, and she is often depicted in art holding a palm branch, symbolizing her martyrdom. St. Afra's legacy continues to inspire many, and her story is an important part of the Christian heritage in Bavaria.