"The Seven Champions of Christendom" is a collection of legendary figures from the Middle Ages, celebrated for their valor and faith. These champions are often depicted as knights who defended Christianity against various threats, particularly during the Crusades. Each champion represents different virtues and qualities, embodying the ideals of chivalry and devotion. The seven champions typically include Saint George, Saint Michael, Saint James, Saint Denis, Saint Patrick, Saint Christopher, and Saint Andrew. Their stories have been popularized in literature and art, serving as symbols of courage and piety in the face of adversity. These figures continue to inspire devotion and admiration in various cultures.