Irmina of Oeren
SaintDecember 24 · 700–716
Irmina of Oeren (c. 700, Trier — 716, Wissembourg) — Saint, abbess. Feast day: 24 December.
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Irmina of Oeren was a Frankish noble and Benedictine abbess who lived during the late 7th and early 8th centuries. Born in Trier, she belonged to a powerful Merovingian family and was married to Hugobert, a high-ranking court official. Following her husband's death, she dedicated her life to religious foundations, establishing a convent in Oeren and assisting Saint Willibrord in the creation of the monastery at Echternach. She is remembered as a significant patron of monastic life in the Moselle region.

