Is Anna the Prophetess considered a Roman Catholic saint?
Answered By Fr. Charles Grondin
Full Question
Is Anna the Prophetess considered a Roman Catholic saint?
Answer
Yes, she is considered a saint by the Catholic Church. Her feast day is September 1. The Roman Martyrology describes her as “blessed Anna, prophetess, whose sanctity is revealed in the Gospel.”
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