St. Blasii is a Christian saint celebrated on February 3rd, known for his role as the Bishop of Sebaste in Armenia during the 4th century. He is often associated with healing, particularly for ailments related to the throat, and is recognized as the patron saint of throat diseases. His feast day is marked by various traditions, including the blessing of throats in many Christian communities. The name "Blasii" derives from the Latin "Blasius," and he is often depicted with two crossed candles, symbolizing his connection to healing. His life and martyrdom are commemorated in various cultures, with many churches dedicated to him across Europe, particularly in Germany and Italy.