Information about the Women of St. Helena.

St. Helena is an important figure in Christian history. St. Helena was born in the 3rd century and lived in the early 4th century. Saint Helena, the mother of Roman Emperor Constantine I, is known for her influence and importance in Christian history. One of St. Helena's most important contributions was helping to spread Christianity throughout the Roman Empire. St. Helena adopted the Christian faith and carried out various activities to support this belief. She visited the holy places related to Christianity, especially in Jerusalem, and worked to protect and promote these places. One of St. Helena's most famous activities is the discovery of the site in Jerusalem where Jesus was crucified and buried. As a result of the excavations carried out under the direction of St. Helena, a piece of Jesus' cross and the area where his grave was thought to be were found. This discovery increased belief in and visits to the holy places of Christianity. St. Helena also contributed to the construction of many churches and monasteries for visiting and protecting Christian holy places. He especially worked on the construction of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem and ensured the construction of this church. The influence and contributions of St. Helena are considered one of the important female figures in Christian history. Acting with faith and loyalty, St. Helena made significant contributions to the spread of Christianity and the protection of holy places. For this reason, St. Helena is remembered as a respected and admired figure in Christianity.