Justa (born 268 AD) and Rufina (born 270 AD), two devout Christian women from Seville, Spain, lived by selling earthenware. Unwilling to participate in or support idolatrous practices, they declined to sell their wares for use in pagan ceremonies. When their refusal incited worshippers to break their stock, Justa and Rufina retaliated by toppling an idol of a false goddess. The enraged townspeople reported them to the governor for their unwaveri…
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