Saint Ephraim the Neomartyr, a 15th-century Greek Orthodox monk, demonstrated unwavering faith and became a powerful miracle worker.

Captured by Ottoman forces in 1425, he endured eight months of severe torture, refusing to renounce his Christian beliefs. On May 5, 1426, he was brutally executed, hung upside down on a mulberry tree.

Today, Saint Ephraim is viewed as a powerful miracle worker. He is particularly known for:

- Healing incurable diseases, especially cancer
- Alleviating depression and psychological issues
- Helping overcome addictions
- Assisting with fertility problems
- Protecting and guiding children