Saint Arnulf (Arnoul)
Bishop of Metz in the 7th century and ancestor of the Carolingian dynasty, Saint Arnoul abandoned his office to end his life as a hermit in …
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8 saints
Bishop of Metz in the 7th century and ancestor of the Carolingian dynasty, Saint Arnoul abandoned his office to end his life as a hermit in …
The first abbot of Garsten in Austria, Saint Berthold (c. 1060-1142) was an exemplary Benedictine reformer, renowned for his charity towards…
Bogumilus of Dobrów (12th century), traditionally Archbishop of Gniezno who renounced his office to lead the life of a Camaldolese hermit; h…
Born in Cornouaille in 375, Corentin first lived as a hermit in Plomodiern before being chosen by Prince Grallon as the first bishop of Quim…
A 13th-century Portuguese priest, Gonçalo of Amarante retired as a hermit after a long pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Having joined the Domini…
Tobit, exiled in Nineveh, loses his sight after practicing charity toward his brethren. His son, guided by the angel Raphael in the guise of…
Bishop of Augsburg in the 10th century, Saint Udalric was an exemplary pastor and a fierce defender of his city against the Hungarian invasi…
Bishop of Verona in the 4th century, Zeno is famous for having delivered the daughter of Emperor Gallienus from a demon. In recognition, he …
Saints depicted with fish: Saint Arnulf (Arnoul), Berthold of Garsten, Bogumilus of Dobrów, Saint Corentin, Saint Gonsalvo of Amarante, Tobias the Elder, Tobias the Younger, and Sarah, Saint Ulrich (Udalric) and Saint Zeno of Verona.