Stephen Nehmé was a Lebanese Maronite monk born in 1889 who lived a life of dedicated service and manual labor. A member of the Lebanese Maronite Order, he was recognized for his strong work ethic, performing tasks ranging from agricultural work to construction. He is particularly remembered for his deep devotion to the Mother of God and for his humanitarian efforts during World War I, when he provided food to those facing famine. He died in 1938 at the convent in Kfifan.