The Catholic saint feast day on February 6 is Saint Paul Miki and Companions. He was a Japanese Jesuit priest and martyr who, along with 25 other Japanese Catholics, was executed for his faith in Nagasaki in 1597. Saint Paul Miki and his companions are remembered for their unwavering commitment to their beliefs, and for their willingness to sacrifice their lives for their faith. Their feast day is celebrated by the Catholic Church on February 6 each year, and they are remembered as martyrs for their beliefs and as a testament to the strength of the human spirit.