Saint Lillian of Cordoba lived during the ninth century in Spain. She was a laywoman who married Saint Felix of Cordoba.
At the time, the Moors controlled the couple’s homeland. Because Moorish people were Muslim, Saint Lillian was forced to hide her Christain faith. However, she died in the Persecution of the Caliph Abderraham II as a martyr.
Catholics celebrate Saint Lillian on her Feast Day, July 27.