Saint Bibiana

According to tradition, Bibiana was a young Christian in Rome whose parents and sister were also killed for their faith. Under Emperor Julian the Apostate, around 363, she was tied to a pillar and scourged to death. A church was built over her home on the Esquiline Hill and later rebuilt by Bernini.

She is popularly invoked against headaches and, half jokingly, hangovers, a favorite "fun fact" in English saint lists, especially after the holiday season.