Saint Memmius

Saint Memmius (French: Menge, Meinge, Memmie) is venerated as the first bishop of Châlons-sur-Marne (now Châlons-en-Champagne), and founder of the diocese.^[1] According to tradition, Memmius was a Roman citizen who was consecrated by Saint Peter and sent to Gaul to convert the people there to Christianity.^[2]

Saint Memmius
Bishop
Died	~300 AD
Venerated in	Roman Catholic Church
Feast	5 August

However, according to Flodoard, he was a contemporary of Saint Sixtus, bishop of Reims.^[3] Memmius' sister, Saint Poma, is also venerated as a saint.^[3]

Veneration

Saint Gregory of Tours writes that while traveling through Châlons, his servant fell sick from fever. Gregory prayed at Memmius' tomb and by the next morning Gregory's servant had been cured.^[3] Memmius' immediate successors, Donatian and Domitian, were also venerated as saints.^[3]