Saint Marius, celebrated on January 19th, was a Persian nobleman of the 3rd century who, with his family, went to Rome to help persecuted Christians. Courageously, he buried martyrs and comforted prisoners. Arrested under Emperor Claudius II, Marius and his family remained steadfast in their faith despite torture, suffering martyrdom in 270 AD. In addition to traditional representations with noble Persian robes and a martyr's palm, there is a remarkable hand-painted maple wood carved figure depicting Saint Marius. This fine craftsmanship captures the saint's essence with meticulous details and vibrant colors, giving tangible life to his story of faith and courage. Maple wood, known for its strength and natural beauty, gives the work a particular elegance, enhancing Saint Marius's nobility and strength of spirit. This saint's life teaches us how devotion can overcome cultural barriers, inspiring acts of extraordinary solidarity even in the most difficult times.