Saint Galla of Rome
Daughter of the patrician Symmachus and a widow after only one year of marriage, Galla refused to remarry to dedicate herself to God. She lived as a r…
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First name and chronology
2 saints and blesseds bear the name Galla, between 501 and 600; the most famous is Saint Galla, celebrated on November 16th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
Daughter of the patrician Symmachus and a widow after only one year of marriage, Galla refused to remarry to dedicate herself to God. She lived as a r…
A 6th-century virgin of Valence, Saint Galla refused a noble marriage to dedicate herself to God. She lived a life of charity and miracles within her …