Saint
Aye
A holy woman remembered in Western calendars; few details survive.
- Feast
- September 1old style September 14
- Era
- 6th century
Life
Aye (called in some sources also Agia or Aia) is a saint of the sixth century, the mother of Saint Lupus of Sens in France. She is remembered on 1 September in the Western calendar (new style).
The source says nothing else about her. She is honoured as a saint of the undivided Church, with no synodal canonization shown in the source.
Commemorated the same day September 1
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