Saint Nicholas, also known as Nicholas the Wonderworker, was the Bishop of Myra in Lycia. He was born in Patara of Lycia and from a young age, he showed his love for God and his desire to help people. He is known for his generosity, charity, and numerous miracles. He helped poor families, saved people from unjust accusations, and protected sailors and travelers. One of his most famous miracles is the rescue of three girls from poverty by providing them with gold for their dowries. In the Orthodox Church, Saint Nicholas is the patron saint of sailors, children, and the poor. In many countries, he is also associated with the figure of Santa Claus due to his generosity and care for children.

Saint Nicholas remains an example of love, kindness, and faith for Christians around the world.