Saint Fabiola

St. Fabiola was a Roman widow who lived in the 4th century CE. She was a disciple of St. Jerome and known for her acts of charity and piety. Fabiola established the first public hospital in Rome, where she cared for the sick and destitute. She was also a patron of the poor and supported the needy throughout her life. Fabiola is venerated for her devotion to serving others and her commitment to the Catholic faith.