Description: (Religious Figure)
St. James the Less, a prominent figure in early Christianity, made significant contributions to the early Church. He is celebrated in Western Christian calendars alongside St. Philip. Known as "James the Just" and "James, brother of Jesus," he is believed to be a cousin of Jesus. Associated with James, son of Alphaeus, one of the Twelve Apostles, he played a vital role in propagating the teachings of Christianity. His feast day has been commemorated on different dates over time, symbolizing his lasting influence on the faith.