| Honorific Prefix: | Saint |
| Apronia of Toul | |
| Titles: | Virgin |
| Birth Place: | Germany |
| Death Place: | Troyes, France |
| Venerated In: | Catholic Church, Antiochen Orthodox Church |
| Major Shrine: | Toul |
| Feast Day: | 15 July |
Apronia of Toul, also called Evronie of Troyes,[1] [2] was a nun and saint of the 6th century. She was born at Tranquille, a village in Trier, Germany. Her brother was Saint Aprus of Toul, a bishop in Toul in northeastern France, from whom she received the veil. Hagiographer Sabine Baring-Gould said of Apronia: "Drawn by her love of Christ to a religious life, she led on earth a virginal and angelic life, in imitation of her brother, a man of the highest sanctity. During her life she loved innocence, purity, and holiness, which she preserved till her death". She died in a convent at Troyes, about 140 km (87 mi) southeast of Paris, year unknown, on 15 July, and was enshrined at Toul by the bishop Saint Gerard in 992.[3] She is the patroness saint of women in labor and other dangers.[4]