Saint Egbert
A 7th-century English nobleman, Egbert dedicated himself to monastic life in Ireland after surviving the plague. Although he wished to evang…
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5 saints
A 7th-century English nobleman, Egbert dedicated himself to monastic life in Ireland after surviving the plague. Although he wished to evang…
Originally from Great Britain and a disciple of Abbot Brandan, Psalmode retired to Aquitaine and then to the Limousin to live as a solitary.…
A noble widow of Antioch in the 4th century, Publia founded a community of virgins dedicated to prayer. She distinguished herself by her cou…
Born around 514 in the Doubs, Sequanus (or Sène) was a monk and priest who, after training at the Abbey of Réome, founded a Benedictine mona…
A 6th-century Neustrian monk, Trivier freed two captive nobles and accompanied them back to the Dombes, miraculously guided by wolves. He en…
Saints depicted with psalter: Saint Egbert, Saint Psalmodius (Saumay), Saint Publia of Antioch, Saint Seine (Sequanus) and Saint Trivier.