Saint Amand of Bordeaux
Bishop of Bordeaux in the 5th century, Saint Amand was the mentor and baptizer of Saint Paulinus of Nola. Recognized for his great purity and doctrina…
First name and chronology
Amand
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Amand, between 401 and 1772; the most famous is Saint Amand, celebrated on February 6th.
Chronology of the name Amand
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
- 401-500 Saint Amand of Bordeaux Bishop of Bordeaux in the 5th century, Saint Amand was the mentor and baptizer of Saint Paulinus of Nola. Recognized for…
- 594-684 Saint Amand of Maastricht Saint Amand was one of the greatest missionaries of the 7th century, evangelizing Flanders, the Slavic lands, and Vascon…
- 1712-1772 Joseph Amand Passerat A French Redemptorist priest, successor to Saint Clement Mary Hofbauer as Vicar General of the transalpine communities, …
All records linked to Amand
Saint Amand of Maastricht
Saint Amand was one of the greatest missionaries of the 7th century, evangelizing Flanders, the Slavic lands, and Vasconia. Bishop of Maastricht and c…
Joseph Amand Passerat
A French Redemptorist priest, successor to Saint Clement Mary Hofbauer as Vicar General of the transalpine communities, he propagated the order in Eur…
Frequently asked questions
When is Saint Amand's feast day?
The feast of Amand is celebrated on February 6th, in memory of Saint Amand.
How many saints are named Amand?
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Amand, including Saint Amand, Saint Amand and Joseph Amand Passerat.
Who is the most famous saint named Amand?
The most famous saint named Amand is Saint Amand (7th century).