Blessed John Cassian
John Cassian (c. 350-433) was a major monk and theologian, founder of the Abbey of Saint-Victor in Marseille. After experiencing asceticism …
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John Cassian (c. 350-433) was a major monk and theologian, founder of the Abbey of Saint-Victor in Marseille. After experiencing asceticism …
Brother of Saint Pourçain, Leopardin founded the monastery of Vivaris in the 6th century under the patronage of Saint Symphorian. A victim o…
A disciple of Saint Boniface, Sturmius founded the famous Abbey of Fulda in 744, becoming its first abbot. Despite an unjust exile to Jumièg…
Bishop of Gubbio canonized in 1192, Saint Ubald is famous for the miracles performed by his relics. His thumb, taken by a servant to Alsace …
Saints depicted with traveler's staff: Blessed John Cassian, Saint Leopardin, Saint Sturmius (Sturmin) and Saint Ubald.