Agnes Lê Thi Than
Vietnamese Christian woman, saint
Patron of Causes
mothers
BornCochinchina (1781)
DiedNam Định (1841)
VocationsMartyr, Laywoman
Biography
Saint Agnes Lê Thi Than was a Vietnamese Christian woman born in 1781 in Cochinchina, whose life is remembered with gratitude and reverence in the Church. Living in a time and place where fidelity to Christ could demand great courage, she stands as a witness to steadfast faith and quiet perseverance. Agnes died in 1841, leaving behind the enduring example of a disciple who belonged wholly to the Lord. Honored among the saints, she continues to inspire believers to hold fast to the Gospel in every circumstance. Her feast is celebrated on November 24, and she is especially associated with St. Agnes Lê Thị Thành Parish, which bears her name and keeps her memory alive in prayer and devotion.