Saint Gertrude (Geretrude)
Daughter of the lord of Douai and relative of the Merovingians, Saint Gertrude retired to Hamage after her widowhood on the advice of Saint Amand. She…
First name and chronology
5 saints and blesseds bear the name Gertrude, between 601 and 1847; the most famous is Saint Gertrude of Eisleben, celebrated on November 15th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
Daughter of the lord of Douai and relative of the Merovingians, Saint Gertrude retired to Hamage after her widowhood on the advice of Saint Amand. She…
A Benedictine nun and abbess in Saxony in the 14th century, Saint Gertrude is one of the Church's greatest mystics. Known for her 'Legatus divinae pie…
A Beguine in Delft in the 14th century, Gertrude van Oosten led a life of humility and manual labor after forgiving her unfaithful fiancé. Favored wit…
Faustina Geltrude Costantini (1713-1787), who took the religious name Mother Maria Crocifissa of Jesus, is the co-foundress of the Passionist Nuns. Un…
An Italian mystical Benedictine abbess, Gertrude Prosperi (in religion Maria Luisa Angelica) reformed her monastery in Trevi and experienced profound …
The feast of Gertrude is celebrated on November 15th, in memory of Saint Gertrude of Eisleben.
5 saints and blesseds bear the name Gertrude, including Saint Gertrude of Eisleben, Saint Gertrude, Gertrude van Oosten, Gertrude Prosperi and Maria Crocifissa Costantini.
The most famous saint named Gertrude is Saint Gertrude of Eisleben (14th century).