From a Latin word meaning "lucky, successful, happy."
Biblical namesake: Felix was the Roman governor of Judea who heard the apostle Paul's case. He is remembered for his interactions with Paul during Paul's imprisonment in Caesarea. (Acts · Acts 23-24)
Saintly namesake: Felix IV was pope from 526 to 530 and is venerated as a saint. He is one of several saints named Felix, remembered for his leadership of the early Church. (September 22 · 6th century)
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