Ammona was a saint whose life remains largely undocumented. He died in the year 350, leaving behind very few historical details regarding his specific actions or background. Despite the scarcity of biographical information, he is recognized within the Orthodox tradition. He is commemorated on October 4 according to the October calendar and on October 17 in the Russian tradition.
Life and death
Very little is known about the life of Ammona. Historical records provide almost no details concerning his origins, his specific role in the early church, or the circumstances of his existence. The only certain biographical fact is the year of his death, which occurred in 350.
Veneration
He is honored as a saint in the Orthodox Church. Devotees observe his memory on different dates depending on the liturgical calendar used. Specifically, his feast day is celebrated on October 4, while the Russian tradition observes his commemoration on October 17.