Lucia the Virgin-martyr

Reading from the Synaxarion:

Saint Lucia was from Syracuse in Sicily, a virgin betrothed to a
certain pagan. Since her mother suffered from an issue of blood, she went
with her to the shrine of Saint Agatha at Catania to seek healing (see
Feb. 5). There Saint Agatha appeared to Lucia in a dream, assuring her
of her mother's healing, and foretelling Lucia's martyrdom. When her
mother had been healed, Lucia gladly distributed her goods to the poor,
preparing herself for her coming confession of Christ. Betrayed as a
Christian by her betrothed to Paschasius the Governor, she was put in a
brothel to be abased, but was preserved in purity by the grace of God.
Saint Lucia was beheaded in the year 304, during the reign of
Diocletian.

Kontakion in the Third Tone
We extol with fervent love thy most illustrious contest, and we
praise and honour thee as a chaste virgin and victor; for since thou
didst seek the beauty of Christ and none else, thou didst hate all
things corruptible, O wise Lucia. Wherefore, when thou wast beheaded,
thou wast adorned with an incorruptible crown.