CONVERSION St. Dorothy; virgin and martyr (- 311) at Caesarea in Cappadocia; the patron saint of florists and Pescia. 'Sapricius persecutor of the Christians' cesariensi; tornatigli vain the allurements and threats to take Dorothy to paganism; he entrusts to Crista and Calista disowned by their example; because the tear from Catholicism. The virgin rather than participating in malicious suggestion makes his senses and return to the Gospel. Repented the prostrate imploring them to obtain forgiveness from the LORD outraged. Painful repentance in two converted; in Dorothy angelic comfort in the outpouring of heart Weeping. ' Feast on February 6. Lithograph designed by Philip Bigioli (1798 -1878); engraver John Wenzel (1791-1880); Rome 1843