Felicity is of Latin origin, derived from "felix" meaning "happy" or "fortunate" and also a variation of the Latin name Felicitas, after the Roman goddess. Felicity was also the name of a second century Roman Catholic saint. Legend suggests that she was the mother of seven martyrs whose feast is celebrated July 10.
Felicity is of Latin origin, derived from "felix" meaning "happy" or "fortunate" and also a variation of the Latin name Felicitas, after the Roman goddess. Felicity was also the name of a second century Roman Catholic saint. Legend suggests that she was the mother of seven martyrs whose feast is celebrated July 10.
Felicity is of Latin origin, derived from "felix" meaning "happy" or "fortunate" and also a variation of the Latin name Felicitas, after the Roman goddess. Felicity was also the name of a second century Roman Catholic saint. Legend suggests that she was the mother of seven martyrs whose feast is celebrated July 10.
Felicity is of Latin origin, derived from "felix" meaning "happy" or "fortunate" and also a variation of the Latin name Felicitas, after the Roman goddess. Felicity was also the name of a second century Roman Catholic saint. Legend suggests that she was the mother of seven martyrs whose feast is celebrated July 10.