Saint Mena

Saint Mena, an Egyptian martyr who was martyred in 309AD, is considered one of the most famous martyrs in the east and west. Numerous little clay bottles on which his name and picture are engraved, which have been discovered by archeologists in diverse countries around the world, such as Germany, Italy, Yugoslavia, France and Sudan. These flasks, containing water or oil from the Saint's shrine, were carried by pilgrims, during the 4th to 7th centuries, back to their homeland, as a source of blessing.

Antiphon 

CHAPTER ONE

The Saint’s Life

CHAPTER TWO

Tortures & Martyrdom 

CHAPTER THREE

The Journey of the Relics 

CHAPTER FOUR

Miracles 

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