A document from the early Church called “The Passion of Sts. Perpetua and Felicity” was so popular in the North African church that St. Augustine complained that it was more widely read than the Gospels. Part of the striking power of this narrative derives from the fact that it represents the voice of Perpetua herself, as she languished in prison under the sentence of death.

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