St. Severin of Paris was a Christian bishop and a prominent figure in the early church, known for his role in spreading Christianity in the region of Paris. He served as the bishop of Paris during the 6th century and is often credited with establishing the first Christian community in the area. St. Severin is remembered for his dedication to the faith and his efforts to convert pagans to Christianity. His feast day is celebrated on October 23, and he is often depicted in art with symbols of his pastoral care and commitment to the spiritual well-being of his community.