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Saint Menna

Saint Menna, also known as Manna, was a relative of Saint Eucherius and Saint Elaptius.

Feast Day October 3

Biography

Saint Menna, also known as Manna, was a relative of Saint Eucherius and Saint Elaptius. She lived during the 4th century in the region of Lorraine, which is part of modern-day France. Menna dedicated her life to God and became a nun, leading a devout and pious existence. Not much is known about the specific details of Saint Menna's life, as historical records from that time are scarce. However, her commitment to her faith and her devotion to the teachings of Christianity made a lasting impact on those around her. Saint Menna's life was marked by prayer, contemplation, and service to others. As a nun, she would have spent her days engaged in spiritual exercises, such as reading and meditating on scripture, participating in communal prayer, and performing acts of charity.

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