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Bollandists A society of Jesuit scholars who publish the Acta Sanctorum. 38 Calvinists Religious group that destroyed the saint's relics in 1567. 19 Holy See Papal authority that approved the cult of Aemilian. 16 Huguenots Group that ransacked Die and destroyed the saint's relics in 1567. 11 Abbey of Saint-Denis Site housing a relic of an Innocent. 10 Cluny Abbey Major Benedictine abbey of which Peter was the abbot. 10 Saint-Bertin Abbey Burial place of Saint Folquin. 9 University of Paris Academic institution restored by Urban V. 8 Inquisition Ecclesiastical institution that investigated the holiness of Joseph. 7 Fontenelle Abbey Norman monastery where the saint was a monk and later retired. 6 Corbie Abbey Monastery that acquired the relics of Saint Précord. 6 Lobbes Abbey Monastery where Ermin was a monk and later abbot. 6 Saint-Victor Abbey, Marseille Monastic order that held the church of Saint-Tropez from 1056. 6 Sacred Congregation of Rites Roman body that advised on the extension of a saint's cult. 6 Micy Abbey Monastery near Orléans where the saint received the priesthood. 5 Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés Parisian abbey that received a portion of the saint's relics. 5 Abbey of Saint-Symphorien of Autun Abbey that housed the relics of Ardaing. 5 Saint-Vaast Abbey Place of imprisonment for Hildeman during his disgrace. 5 Luxeuil Abbey Abbey founded by Saint Columbanus and blessed by Saint Nicetius. 5 Society of Jesus Teaching order that educated Josaphat. 5 Order of Saint Benedict Monastic order to which the Abbey of the Oratory belonged. 5 Gorze Abbey Place of initial formation for Adalberon II. 4 Anchin Abbey Benedictine monastery located in the Diocese of Cambrai. 4 Vandals Germanic people who invaded North Africa in the 5th century. 4 Saracens Muslim invaders against whom Cizy fought. 4 Abbey of Saint-Epvre Famous abbey of Toul and seat of the episcopal schools. 4 Congregation of Rites Roman body that recognized their title of Venerable. 4 Donatists A Christian schismatic group from North Africa. 4 Lérins Abbey Monastery devastated by the Saracens. 4 Marmoutier Abbey Abbey near Tours upon which the priory of Arcis depended. 4 Visigoths Arian people who dominated Rodez before the Frankish conquest. 4 Congregation of Saint-Maur Learned monks who edited the works of Ambrose in the 17th century. 4 Saint-Sulpice Seminary Institution founded for the formation of priests. 3 Notre-Dame Abbey of Soissons Monastery of religious women where Sigrada was exiled and took the veil. 3 Saint-Pierre-le-Vif Abbey Monastery in Sens housing the relics of saints. 3 Abbey of Saint-Vincent of Laon Monastery where Cagnoald lived and was buried. 3 Saint-Vaast Abbey of Arras Monastery reformed by Richard and Frederick. 3 Chaise-Dieu Abbey Benedictine abbey that received the territory of Sainte-Gemme. 3 Saint-Médard Abbey of Soissons Benedictine abbey that housed relics. 3 Micy Monastery Monastery near Orléans where Almire lived for a few years. 3 Abbey of Saint-Victor Place of Cyprian's initial formation. 3 Abbey of Saint-Victor of Marseille Monastery where he made his profession and of which he became abbot. 3 Basilica of Saint Mary Major Roman basilica founded during the pontificate of Liberius. 3 Lombards Germanic people in conflict with the papacy in the 8th century. 3 Solignac Abbey Monastery founded by Eligius in Limousin. 3 Roman Senate Roman political institution before which Apollonius appeared. 3 Huns Invading people led by Attila. 3 Roman Martyrology Official catalogue of the saints of the Catholic Church. 3 Basilica of Saint John Lateran One of the first basilicas built by Constantine. 3 Sorbonne Faculty of Theology of Paris. 3 Abbey of Monte Cassino Abbey reformed by Urban V, who considered himself its second founder. 3 Abbey of Saint Gall Famous Benedictine monastery associated with the life of the saint. 2 Fécamp Abbey Norman abbey that received relics and lands in Steyning. 2 Saint-Wandrille Abbey Benedictine monastery that received a portion of the relics in the 10th century. 2 Crespin Abbey The final foundation of Landelin, where he was buried. 2 Saint-Symphorien Abbey Abbey restored by Adalberon and his burial place. 2 Saint Emmeram's Abbey Abbey restored by Wolfgang and site of his burial. 2 Saint-Philibert Abbey, Tournus Monastery led by Ardaing. 2 Flay Abbey Monastery of which Eustace was abbot. 2 Ferrières Abbey Burial place of Aldric and center of his cult. 2 Abbey of Denain Monastery founded by Reine and Aldebert for their daughters. 2 Redon Abbey Benedictine monastery founded by Saint Conwoion. 2 House of Savoy Sovereign dynasty from which Boniface is descended. 2 Roman College Jesuit educational institution in Rome where John completed his studies. 2 Monastery of Saint Pantaleon Monastery in Cologne where Reynold served as a monk and overseer of works. 2 Monastery of Saint Lucy Monastery in Naples where the saint retired and died. 2 Condat Abbey The saint's initial place of monastic formation. 2 Abbey of Saint-Martin of Autun Benedictine monastery where Frodulf was an oblate and later abbot. 2 Notre-Dame de Bon-Espoir Marian sanctuary located in Dijon. 2 Jumièges Abbey Monastery led by Hugh and the place of his death. 2 Monastery of Saint-Paul Monastery founded by Donatus in Besançon. 2 Einsiedeln Abbey Famous Benedictine abbey founded by Saint Bennon. 2 Marchiennes Abbey Abbey of which Hugh becomes the superior. 2 Congregation of the Oratory Society of secular priests founded by Philip Neri. 2 Saint Donatian's Church in Bruges Site of the martyrdom and burial of Blessed Charles. 2 Saint-Jean Abbey of Laon Monastery founded by Salaberga and directed by Anstrude. 2 Thundering Legion Roman legion whose prayers are said to have brought about a climatic miracle. 2 Saint-Evroult Abbey Principal monastery founded by the saint. 2 St. Augustine's Abbey Monastery founded by Æthelberht in Canterbury. 2 Abbey of Saint-Victor, Paris Abbey founded by William in 1108. 2 Liessies Abbey Abbey that received relics of the saint. 2 Arian Goths Germanic people of Arian confession who occupied Tarbes. 2 Second Council of Nicaea Seventh ecumenical council that restored the veneration of icons. 2 Saint-Loup Abbey Initial burial place of Saint Camelianus. 2 Convent of Saint-Jacques Famous Dominican convent in Paris. 2 Saint-Gilles Abbey Abbey to which the monastery of Marcien was granted in 1123. 2 Abbey of Centula Abbey upon which the hermitage of Vulphy depended. 2 Saint-Germain Abbey of Auxerre Monastery that received the relics of Saint Urban in 862. 2 Abbey of Saint-Ouen Monastery founded at the burial site of the saint in Rouen. 2 Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith Roman institution that sent him on a mission to Switzerland. 2 Catholic Church The institution that is the custodian of the orthodox faith. 2 Church of Saint-Amans of Rodez Religious building constructed by Amans and Naamas, housing their relics. 2 Convent of Saint Mark Dominican convent in Florence where Antoninus resided and was buried. 2 Saint Bavo's Abbey Monastery founded in Ghent, which later became a cathedral. 2 Corvey Abbey Monastery in Saxony, final destination of the relics in 836. 2 Monastery of Sainte-Croix of Poitiers A site of unrest where Aunarius intervened for the purpose of pacification. 2 Manichaeans Religious group considered idolatrous by Miltiades. 2 Abbey of Saint-Vannes Religious community of Verdun of which Madalvé was abbot. 2 Paraclete Abbey Cistercian abbey founded on the site of the hermitage of Saint Ulphe. 2 Saint-Étienne Church of Châlons Beneficiary of a significant land donation. 2 University of Oxford Academic institution of which she is the patron. 2 Saint-Mansuy Abbey Benedictine abbey founded on the burial site of the saint. 2 Rule of Saint Benedict Monastic rule adopted by Germer for the Abbey of Flay. 2 Ménat Abbey Abbey left by the saints to join Orléans. 2 Church of Saint-Étienne of Dijon The first church built within the walls of Dijon, consecrated by Urban. 2 Council of Trent Ecumenical council cited for having excluded Mary from the universality of original sin. 2 Amiens Cathedral Edifice built by Salve to replace the former cathedral located outside the city walls. 2 Abbey of Saint-Ruf Abbey to which the priory of Saint-Félix was incorporated in the 14th century. 2 Order of Cluny Network of monasteries centralized under the authority of the Abbot of Cluny. 2 Roman Empire Political entity threatened by barbarian invasions. 2 Sainte-Chapelle Building constructed to house the relics of the Passion. 2 National Convention Legislative assembly that ordered the destruction of the relic in 1794. 2 Society of Saint Vincent de Paul Lay charitable organization advised by Sister Rosalie in its early stages. 2 Sanhedrin Jewish religious authority that prosecuted Paul. 2 Leuci Gallic people of the Toul region. 2 Order of Saint Augustine Religious order serving the church of Neubourg. 2 Prüm Abbey Abbey that received the relics in 842. 2 Pelagians Heretical group denying the necessity of grace. 2 Morini Pagan people evangelized by Omer. 2 Council of Riez Ecclesiastical assembly held in 439. 2 St. Peter's Basilica Primary place of preservation for the Holy Face in Rome. 2 Saint-Martin Abbey of Pontoise Monastery of which Gautier was the first abbot. 1 Froidmont Abbey Cistercian monastery where Helinand made his profession. 1 Abbey of Grottaferrata Monastery founded by Saint Nilus near Rome. 1 Notre-Dame d'Aulps Abbey Abbey located in Savoy, of which Guérin was the reformer and second founder. 1 Saint-Aubin Abbey of Angers Benedictine abbey where Girard became a monk and was buried. 1 Savigny Abbey Monastery where Hamon made his profession. 1 Wissembourg Abbey Benedictine abbey in Alsace of which Adelbert was abbot. 1 Archconfraternity of Reparation Religious organization dedicated to the reparation of blasphemies and the profanation of Sunday. 1 Chartreuse of Meyria Monastery founded by Ponce in the Bugey region. 1 De La Salle Brothers Religious teaching congregation founded by the saint. 1 House of Este Illustrious Italian princely family. 1 Monastery of Maubeuge Religious institution led by the saint. 1 Œuvre de la Jeunesse Institution founded by Jean-Joseph Allemand for the education of young people. 1 Pomposa Abbey Principal monastery led by Saint Guy. 1 Discalced Religious of Our Lady of Mercy Reformed branch of the Order of Mercy founded by the saint. 1 Congregation of the Daughters of the Immaculate Conception Religious congregation for young women under the patronage of the Virgin Mary. 1 Monastery of Dume Principal monastery founded by Martin. 1 Abbey of Saint-Maximin Monastery where Basin was a monk, abbot, and was subsequently buried. 1 Sisters of the Holy Family Religious congregation founded by Émilie de Rodat. 1 Novalesa Abbey Benedictine abbey located at the foot of the Alps in Piedmont. 1 Monastery of Condat Abbey located in the Jura, the future Abbey of Saint-Claude. 1 Abbey of Saint-Vincent Abbey founded by Thierry in Metz. 1 Steinfeld Abbey The principal monastery where Herman lived his religious life. 1 Morimond Abbey Cistercian abbey where Evrard lived in hiding and later as a monk. 1 Augustinian Sisters of Saint Martha Religious community that Veronica joins in Milan. 1 Abbaye de Notre-Dame de Lure Abbey founded by Saint Donatus, which became a place of pilgrimage. 1 Monastery of Saint-Martin de la Bretonnière The first monastery where Franchy lived before its destruction. 1 Sisters of the Presentation of Mary Teaching religious order founded by Marie-Anne Rivier. 1 Landévennec Abbey Monastery where Guenaël was a monk and later abbot. 1 Monastery of Saint-Césaire Monastery directed by Rusticula, later under the Rule of Saint Benedict. 1 Archdiocese of Rouen Principal episcopal see occupied by Hugh. 1 Vaucelles Abbey Cistercian monastery where Hugh retired. 1 Monastery of Solignac Limousin abbey founded by Saint Eligius, where relics were transferred in the 9th century. 1 Patriarchate of Constantinople Episcopal see occupied by Maximian. 1 Medikion Monastery Monastery founded on Mount Olympus where Nicetas served as abbot. 1 La Cambre Abbey Place of retreat and burial for Boniface. 1 Church of Our Lady of the Mounts The saint's preferred church in Rome and the site of his burial. 1 Convent of Our Lady of Salceda Monastery where Julian was finally received and made his profession. 1 Monastery of Val-Benois Abbey located in the diocese of Sisteron of which Maire was the abbot. 1 Monastery of Mont-Cornillon Place where Juliana was a nun and later prioress. 1 Saint Julian's Cathedral, Le Mans Religious building founded on the former palace of the city's defender. 1 Bishopric of Bayeux One of the dioceses administered by Hugues. 1 Abbey of Notre-Dame-aux-Nounains Monastery restored by the saint and the site of his burial. 1 Saint-Chaffre Abbey Abbey located in Velay where the saint was a monk and later abbot. 1 Senones Abbey Place where the saint's relics are kept. 1 Aurillac Abbey Religious institution founded by the saint, which later became a collegiate chapter. 1 Monastery of Ansion Abbey located near Thouars, founded by Saint Jouin. 1 Abbey of Saint-Étienne of Strasbourg The oldest religious house in Strasbourg, founded by Adelbert. 1 Monastery of Saint Vincent Dominican monastery in Prato. 1 Tiron Abbey Abbey where Adjutor became a monk. 1 Swiss Confederation The alliance of Swiss cantons saved by Nicholas. 1 Eschau Monastery Monastery founded by Remi, where he was buried. 1 Saint-Arnoul Abbey First abbey reformed by Giraud. 1 Order of Christian Doctrine Organization founded for the religious instruction of the faithful. 1 Sisters of Mercy Religious congregation dedicated to schools and charitable works. 1 Arian Visigoths Germanic people of the Arian faith responsible for the saint's martyrdom. 1 Abbey of Saint-Sène Benedictine abbey founded by the saint in the diocese of Dijon. 1 Mont-de-piété A non-profit pawnshop institution intended to assist the poor. 1 Abbey of La Cava Benedictine monastery founded by Saint Alferius. 1 Monastery of Saint Fare Famous monastery where the saint was raised and lived. 1 Fontenay-le-Louvet Abbey Principal monastery founded and directed by Évremond. 1 Saint-Méen Abbey Monastery founded in Gaël, which became a major spiritual center. 1 Monastery of Gémonde Abbey located on the Saar where Jacob retired. 1 Poussay Abbey Abbey where the relics of Saint Manne are kept. 1 Monastery of Saint-Hilaire de la Celle Monastery of canons regular where William was first a religious. 1 Basilica of Notre-Dame du Port Major basilica in Clermont founded by Avitus. 1 Blandecques Abbey Cistercian abbey founded by Didier in 1186. 1 Congregation of Saint-Ruf Religious order of canons regular founded in Avignon. 1 Sithiu Abbey Monastery where the son of Walbert lived. 1 Monastery of Saint-Trond Abbey founded by the saint in Hesbaye. 1 Archconfraternity of the Most Holy and Immaculate Heart of Mary Prayer organization for the conversion of sinners established at Notre-Dame des Victoires. 1 Maronites Christian community originating from the influence of Saint Maron. 1 Monastery of Celles Monastery founded by Hadelin. 1 Church of Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois Initial burial place of Saint Landry and site of miracles. 1 Cathedral of Fossombrone Religious building constructed by Saint Aldebrand. 1 Church of the Gesù Mother church of the Jesuits in Rome, where his tomb is located. 1 Monastery of Berzetto Italian monastery where Moderan ended his days. 1 Famille du Lis Family descended from the kin of Joan of Arc. 1 Collegiate Church of Saint-Marcel in Prémery Church where Nicolas Appleine served as a canon and where he was buried. 1 Abbey of Saint-Vannes de Verdun Benedictine abbey located in Verdun, center of the reform of Richard. 1 Igny Abbey Abbey of which Guerric was the second abbot. 1 Order of Cassianites Monks following the tradition of Saint John Cassian, early founders of the oratory. 1 Leper hospital A poor establishment intended for the care of lepers where Jutta exercised her charity. 1 Corporation of Shoemakers Professional guild of which Saint Theobald is the patron saint. 1 Monastery of Saint-Eusèbe of Auxerre Monastery of men founded by Palladius and the site of his burial. 1 Monastery of Saint-Julien of Auxerre Monastery of religious women transferred and endowed by Palladius. 1 Great Lavra of St. Sabbas The principal monastery founded by Sabbas in Palestine. 1 Moûtiers-sous-Bourges Monastery founded by Saint Eustadiola. 1 Saint-Vannes Abbey of Verdun Monastery in Verdun where Frederick began his religious life. 1 Chézery Abbey Monastery founded by Amadeus III and governed by Lambert. 1 Confrérie des vignerons de Besançon Guild of winemakers dedicated to the cult of Saint Vernier. 1 Monastery of Savigny Abbey founded by Vital, which became the head of an order. 1 Diocese of Nantes Ecclesiastical district where the saint lived. 1 Confraternity of Penitents A group of devout men who took a vow to rebuild the church to end the plague. 1 Convent of Saint Bonaventure Roman convent where Leonard entered religious life and where he died. 1 Abbey of Notre-Dame de Monte-Plano Monastery founded by Peter in the Alps between Bologna and Pistoia. 1 Clairvaux Abbey Monastery where Guerric embraced monastic life. 1 Convent of Scala Cœli Dominican convent located near Córdoba where Francis was admitted. 1 Oblates of Saint Frances of Rome Religious congregation founded by the saint. 1 Basilica of Saint-Sernin Major religious edifice that Raymond had rebuilt. 1 Monastery of Mirande Monastery where the saint retires and becomes abbot. 1 Ettenheimmünster Monastery founded in honor of Saint Landelin. 1 Saint-Bénigne Abbey Dijon abbey that owned the lands of the discovery. 1 St. Paul's Cathedral, London Principal church of London dedicated to the saint. 1 Chapter of La Major Body of canons of the Cathedral of Marseille, lords of Allauch. 1 Hôtel-Dieu de Paris Hospital founded by Saint Landry for the care of the sick. 1 Monastery of Denain Religious establishment founded for the ten daughters of Aldebert. 1 Munster Abbey Place of formation and first government of Remi. 1 Mont-de-piété of Naples Charitable institution created to assist poor families. 1 Maroilles Abbey Benedictine abbey to which the saint likely belonged. 1 Church of San Sisto Vecchio Roman sanctuary dedicated to Sixtus II, cradle of the Dominicans. 1 Sainte-Foy Abbey, Conques Benedictine monastery where the saint took his vows. 1 Saint-Maixent Abbey Religious establishment founded on the site of Vauclair. 1 Saint Meinrad Abbey Swiss monastery where Wolfgang took the Benedictine habit. 1 Church of Saint Martin of Tours Major basilica of Tours restored by Euphronius. 1 Monastery of Saint Mary Monastery where Aldric made his monastic profession and became abbot. 1 Temple of Jerusalem Sacred place where the rites of purification and presentation are performed. 1 Monastery of Peristera Monastery founded by Euthymius on the ruins of a church dedicated to Saint Andrew. 1 Palatium-Emilianum Former Benedictine monastery that became the Abbey of Saint-Savin. 1 Normans Invaders responsible for the sack of Nantes and the martyrdom of Gohard. 1 Haslach Monastery Monastery founded by Florent where his relics are kept. 1 Croyland Abbey Famous abbey associated with Saint Guthlac and the union of Pegeland. 1 Chalis Abbey Cistercian monastery of which William was abbot. 1 Abbey of Saint-Calais Monastery located on the Anisole where Siviard was a monk and later abbot. 1 Saint-Martin Abbey of Tournai Abbey restored by Odo. 1 Saint-Paul Abbey of Besançon Monastery where Jean Bassand began his religious life. 1 Saint-Étienne Cathedral of Châlons Cathedral where William officiated and which he embellished. 1 Bishopric of Paris Diocese entrusted to Hugh by Charles Martel. 1 Monastery of Saint Sabbas Famous monastery near Jerusalem where the two brothers were trained. 1 Abbey of Fulda Benedictine monastery where Raban was raised and served as abbot. 1 Monastery of Saint Seridon Monastery located near Gaza in Palestine. 1 Sainte-Marie du Château Dominican convent in Genoa where he died and was buried. 1 Church of Saint Thomas of Siena Site housing the carved nail and the tomb of Alda. 1 Sainte-Glossinde Abbey Monastery founded by the saint in Metz. 1 Basilica of the Holy Cross of Orléans Major religious edifice built by Saint Euvert. 1 Monastery of Saint-Marcel Monastery of which Clair was the abbot. 1 Monastery of Saint-Just of Lyon Religious establishment where Galmier retired. 1 Cathedral of Brussels Final resting place of the saint's relics. 1 Saint-Sulpice Church of Fougères Place of discovery and conservation of the statue. 1 Convent of Saint Mary Magdalene of Valdipietra Monastery where Imelda lived her religious life. 1 Monastère de l'Abbiette Lille convent housing the second Chapel of Loreto. 1 Monastery of Jarrow Monastery founded in 682, led by Ceolfrid. 1 Monastery of Wearmouth Monastery founded in 674 by Benedict Biscop and Ceolfrid. 1 Sainte-Croix Abbey of Bordeaux Benedictine monastery where Mommolus died and was buried. 1 Congregation of Our Savior Religious congregation serving the sanctuary in the 19th century. 1 Abbey of Notre-Dame de la Prée Cistercian abbey in the Diocese of Bourges that received relics in 1047. 1 Monastery of Collemadio Monastery near L'Aquila reformed by Jean Bassand. 1 Church of Saint John the Evangelist in Huy Sanctuary dedicated to the Apostle John where the saint rests. 1 Convent of Santa-Curli Convent founded by Alvarez near Cordoba. 1 Carnoët Abbey Abbey founded by Maurice in the forest of Carnoët. 1 Church of Saint-Aspace Religious building in Melun, believed to be built over the saint's tomb. 1 Brahmins Indian priestly caste opposed to the Christian mission. 1 Monastery of Atane Monastery founded by Yrieix in Limousin. 1 Monastery of Longchamp Monastery founded by Elisabeth of France in the diocese of Paris. 1 Saint-Laurent d'Albe Church where the saint served as a sweeper and was buried. 1 Republic of San Marino Small republic founded around the burial site of the saint. 1 Cysoing Abbey Monastery where the saint's relics were kept. 1 Monastery of Fuescon Monastery endowed by Saint Tozzo and founded by Saint Magnus. 1 Abbey of Saint-Pierre de Chalon Monastery founded or restored by Flavius in 584. 1 Parish of Saint-Albin The saint's home parish in Douai, destroyed during the Revolution. 1 Monastery of Saint Lawrence Monastery founded by Saint Francis where Andrew lived. 1 Manlieu Abbey Benedictine monastery founded by Saint Genès in Auvergne. 1 Soissons Cathedral Initial burial site and place of preservation for relics. 1 Hôtel-Dieu de Bayeux Primary place of preservation for the saint's body in Bayeux. 1 Hospital of Genoa The primary site of Catherine's charitable service. 1 Convent of Saint Paul of Cordoba Dominican convent in Cordoba associated with the childhood and early trials of Francis. 1 Chester Cathedral The place where the saint's body was deposited and where her episcopal throne is located. 1 Monastery of Saint-Allyre Place of burial and preservation of the saint's relics. 1 Saint-Aignan d'Orléans Benedictine monastery where Liébault began his religious life. 1 Monastery of the Holy Cross Abbey founded by Radegund with the support of Saint Pient. 1 Charterhouse of Notre-Dame du Parc-d'Orques Monastery founded by Marguerite de Beaumont and largely supported by Geoffroy. 1 Abbey of Saint-Vincent of Le Mans Burial place of Saint Aldric. 1 Abbey of Saint-Jouin de Marnes Monastery founded by Saint Jouin in the 4th century. 1 Convent of Saint Mary Magdalene of Lima Place of religious life of the saint in Lima. 1 Monastery of Moutier-la-Celle Site of the translation of the saint's body. 1 Saint George's Basilica, Prague Site housing the relics of Saint Ludmila. 1 Sons of Mary Immaculate Congregation of missionary priests founded by Baudouin. 1 Ursulines of Jesus A female religious congregation dedicated to teaching and care. 1 Church of Saint-Vincent of Nevers Church and monastery founded by Arigle. 1 Patriarchate of Jerusalem Ecclesiastical dignity refused by Humbert. 1 Basilica of Saint Symphorian of Autun Major religious edifice built by Euphronius. 1 Second Council of Tours Provincial council convened by Euphronius in 566. 1 Paris Foreign Missions Society Society of apostolic life to which the missionary belonged. 1 Monastery of Saint Eusebius Monastery founded by Marcian at Saignon. 1 Marmoutier Abbey Famous monastery founded by Saint Martin where Brice was trained. 1 Basilica of Saint-Sernin Site housing the saint's relics in Toulouse. 1 Saint-Vaast Abbey Monastery where Hadulph was a monk, prior, and then abbot. 1 Monastery of Fiscau Place of the saint's retreat and death. 1 Monastery of Verzy Monastery where Saint Basle was a monk before becoming a hermit. 1 Eutychians Heretical group denying the two natures of Christ. 1 Réome Abbey Monastery where the saint was trained under Saint John. 1 Saint-Ghislain Abbey Belgian monastery that has preserved the saint's relics. 1 Monastery of Saint John of Burgos Monastery founded by Aleaume in Spain. 1 Basilica of Saint-Hilaire of Poitiers Religious establishment of which Porchaire was the abbot. 1 Insigne Collégiale de Beaune Religious institution in Beaune housing the statue. 1 Monastery of Saint-Martin of Trier Religious establishment founded by Magneric near the Moselle. 1 Basilica of the Holy Apostles of Le Mans Sanctuary housing the tomb of Saint Julian. 1 Fontevraud Abbey Religious order founded by Robert of Arbrissel, supported by Peter II. 1 Abbey of Saint-Savin-sur-Gartempe Benedictine abbey founded in honor of the saint. 1 Monastery of Mananque Monastery for men founded by Castor near Ménerbes. 1 Brethren of the Common Life Religious community associated with the Devotio Moderna. 1 Fulda Abbey Place of Bardon's initial formation. 1 Monastery of Saint John the Baptist Religious establishment founded by Lezin in Angers. 1 Abbey of Saint-Bénigne of Dijon Important Benedictine abbey founded on the tomb of the saint. 1 Church of the Holy Trinity in Vilnius Initial burial place of the three martyrs. 1 Hautecombe Abbey Cistercian abbey founded by monks from Aulps, necropolis of the House of Savoy. 1 Saint-Bénigne Abbey of Dijon Abbey directed by Halinard. 1 Basilica of Saint-Remi in Reims Site where the relics of Gibrian were kept until the French Revolution. 1 Church of Saint Eustorgius Place where the saint's body rests in Milan. 1 Monastery of Saint Matthias Venetian monastery where Daniel lived and was buried. 1 Monastery of Saint-Ambrois Religious establishment founded in Bourges. 1 Confraternity of the Penitents of Saint Mary Institution founded by Bonaventure in Pistoia. 1 Church of Saint Afra Burial place and site of the preservation of the relics of Saint Tozzo. 1 Abbey of Saint-Vincent of Metz Abbey founded by Bishop Thierry where the relics of Lucy were deposited. 1 Council of Carthage Ecclesiastical assembly addressing the baptism of heretics. 1 Santa Maria della Scala Famous hospital in Siena frequented by the saint. 1 Thieselin Family Family allied with the Lis lineage. 1 Langonet Abbey The first abbey where Maurice was a monk and later abbot. 1 Monastery of Our Lady of the Angels Monastery founded by Clare in Rimini. 1 Franks Conquering people to whom Verdun was subject. 1 Monastery of Saint Mary of Jesus Burial place of the saint. 1 Basilica of Saint-Lazare in Autun Final resting place of the saint's relics after the ruins of Saint-Nazaire. 1 Norwich Cathedral Final resting place and site of veneration for the saint's relics. 1 Monastery of Corbion Monastery founded by Saint Laumer around 575. 1 Niedermünster Abbey Convent of nuns founded by Saint Erhard. 1 Bonnevaux Abbey Monastery where Lambert and Peter began their religious life. 1 Reichenau Abbey Famous abbey founded by Pirmin on an island in the Rhine. 1 Chapter of Nivelles Noble religious institution originating from the initial monastery. 1 Convent of Saint Pascal of Naples Convent where he lived in Naples. 1 Montier-la-Celle Abbey Monastery to which the saint's relics were transferred. 1 Abbaye de Selles Monastery founded by Saint Eusicius. 1 Monastery of Saint Margaret Religious foundation established by Émilie and her father. 1 Charity of Our Lady of the Ardents Pious association founded for the guarding of the candle and the relief of the sick. 1 Monastery of Saint Mary Magdalene of Cascia Convent where Rita entered as a nun. 1 Monastery of Saint Alban Monastery built by Ricolphe where the relics were deposited. 1 Confraternity of the Charity of Our Lady Association of the faithful dedicated to the cult of the Virgin of the Treille. 1 Saint-Brieuc Cathedral Edifice built by Guillaume and the site of his burial. 1 Vabres Abbey Monastery founded by Count Raymond where George lived for 15 years. 1 Monastery of Saint Mark Famous Dominican convent in Florence. 1 Santa Maria in Cosmedin Collegiate church of which he was a canon. 1 Tamié Abbey Monastery founded in Savoy where Peter was the first abbot. 1 Saint Kilian's Cathedral Major edifice built or restored by Bruno in Würzburg. 1 Diocese of Saint-Paul-de-Léon Ecclesiastical jurisdiction where Joevin exercised his ministry. 1 Saint-Symphorien Monastery of Trier Monastery founded by Modoald on the Moselle. 1 Noyon Cathedral Site housing the saint's relics and treasury. 1 Congregation of Saint-Chrétienne Teaching religious congregation founded in the 19th century. 1 Rebais-en-Brie Abbey The first monastery where Gautier completed his novitiate. 1 Abbey of Saint-Martin of Tournai Monastery where Hugh began his religious life. 1 Abbey of Saint-Cybard Monastery founded by the saint in Angoulême. 1 Abbey of the Holy Trinity of Vendôme Benedictine monastery where Arnulf was a monk. 1 Abbey of the Blessed Mary of Oliva Monastery of nuns founded by William. 1 Abbey of Saint-Laumer Abbey founded in Blois to house the saint's relics. 1 Monastery of La Celle Monastic establishment that housed the relics of Saint Phal. 1 Gesù-Nuovo Jesuit church in Naples where the saint served and is buried. 1 Monastery of Saint-Martin de Pontfieu Burial place of Saint Béraire in Le Mans. 1 Monastery of Volvie Religious establishment founded by Avitus II to honor Saint Prix. 1 Notre-Dame aux Nonnains of Troyes Female abbey possessing a portion of the relics. 1 Priory of Saint-Jouin de Marne Church built by Généreux, which became a priory. 1 San Paolo Maggiore, Naples Theatine church and monastery housing the saint's relics. 1 Saint-Martin Abbey of Autun Large monastery founded by Syagrius on the ruins of a druidic temple. 1 Saint-Michel en Thiérache Abbey Site of the translation of the saint's body in 946. 1 Saint-Marien Abbey of Auxerre Monastery founded by Saint Germanus where Mamertinus and Marianus lived. 1 Abbey of Saint-Mesmin de Micy The saint's original monastery. 1 Institute of the Twelve Weeping Brothers Religious community founded by Cunibert to keep vigil over deceased bishops. 1 Troyes Cathedral Site of the discovery and primary preservation of the relics. 1 Monastery of Saint Mary of Condé Religious establishment directed by the saint. 1 Confrérie des Colombins Lay religious society of which John Leonardi was a member and later director. 1 Haslach Abbey Monastery founded by Dagobert in Alsace. 1 Abbaye de Montreuil-sur-Mer Monastery founded by Saint Austrebertha housing the relics of her mother. 1 Monastery of Saint-Fuscien Monastery located near Amiens of which Evrou was appointed abbot. 1 Westminster Abbey Monastery founded or restored by Edward, site of his burial. 1 Saint-Maurice Church of Vienne Former church of the Maccabees, renamed following the translation of the relics. 1 Church of Metz Place where Hugues exercised his first ecclesiastical functions. 1 Hospital Sisters of Saint Thomas of Villanova Religious congregation that received the statue after the French Revolution. 1 Monastery of Poitiers Religious establishment founded by Radegund and directed by Agnes. 1 Convent of Ara Coeli Franciscan convent in Rome where Didacus cared for the sick. 1 Burgundians Germanic people settled in the Lyon region. 1 Church of Saint Barnabas Place of devotion and the initial burial site of Elizabeth. 1 Monastery of Sterion Greek monastery where the saint was tested by the monks. 1 Cathedral of Châlons Place where the saint's relics are kept. 1 Church of Saint-Leu and Saint-Gilles Parisian church that currently preserves the saint's ashes. 1 Church of Saint Mary Magdalene Seat of the Order and burial place of Camille. 1 Angers Cathedral Primary site for the preservation of relics and seat of the confraternity. 1 Temple of Apollo Pagan edifice destroyed by the saint's prayer. 1 Essen Abbey Nuns' monastery pillaged by the Count of Isenburg. 1 Church of Saint-Étienne of Nevers Current location where the relics are preserved. 1 Monastery of Saint Christina Carmelite convent in Turin where the saint made her profession. 1 Society of the Holy Childhood Missionary society supported by the saint. 1 Dotti family Noble Tuscan family from which Andrew originated. 1 Abbey of Sainte-Croix de Quimperlé Monastery preserving the memory of the saint. 1 Hospital of the Incurables of Venice Institution of which he was superior during the plague. 1 Church of Saint-Aignan of Orléans Church rebuilt by King Robert housing the relics of the saint. 1 Church of the Holy Spirit Roman church housing the bodies of Saints Tryphon and Respicius. 1 Saint-Pierre-en-Vallée Abbey Benedictine monastery in Chartres where Gilduin died and was buried. 1 Tribe of Levi Priestly tribe of Israel from which Aaron is descended. 1 Church of Saint Fridianus Burial place of the saint in Lucca. 1 Church of Saint Peter Place where the child's body was transported as a relic. 1 Abbey of Moissac Major Benedictine and later Cluniac abbey in the south of France. 1 Abbey of Saint-Crépin le Grand Monastery founded or patronized by Saint Bandry and the site of his burial. 1 Saint Peter's Abbey, Ghent The final place where the relics were kept before their destruction. 1 Monastery of San Damiano The primary site of Clare's religious life. 1 Church of Saint-Pierre of Besançon Place of burial and conservation of the saint's relics. 1 Monastery of the Holy Cross of Meaux Monastery founded by Faron in the suburb of Meaux. 1 Eudoxian Church Large church built in Gaza on the site of the temple of Jupiter. 1 Monastic Order The institution that Dunstan restored in England by replacing secular clerics. 1 Abbey of Saint-Jouin The first monastery where Achard lived for 35 years. 1 Diocese of Meaux Ecclesiastical district where the cult of Saint Blandin is particularly vibrant. 1 Church of the Mother of God and Saint Aldegonde Site of the repository of relics in Maubeuge. 1 Abbey of Saint-Germer-de-Fly Final burial place of the saint. 1 Carmelites of Poitiers Religious community and guardian of the femur relic. 1 Chartres Cathedral Current location of the tomb. 1 Bonne-Espérance Abbey Monastery where Oda wished to take the veil and where she was buried. 1 Centrones Celtic people of the Graian Alps evangelized by James. 1 House of Cardona One of the most illustrious families of Spain. 1 Saint Peter's Monastery Monastery founded by Saint Wiron at Mont-Sainte-Odile. 1 Church of Saint Mary Magdalene in Châteaudun Current location where the saint's relics are preserved. 1 Priory of Saint-Vigor Priory near Bayeux that received a portion of the relics in 1682. 1 Monastery of the Holy Trinity of Rouen Monastery founded on the advice of Simeon near Rouen. 1 Abbey of Saint-Jean de Réome Monastery whose founder was mentioned by Gregory. 1 Hornbach Abbey Abbey founded by Saint Pirmin around 740. 1 Murbach Abbey Alsatian abbey founded by Pirmin. 1 Cathedral of Saint Nazarius and Saint Celsus Former cathedral of Autun where the relics were transferred in 1530. 1 Monastery of Saint-Agnan Religious establishment to which the relics were transferred. 1 Monastery of the Three Marys of Bon-Don First Carmelite convent founded by Françoise in Vannes. 1 Theban Legion Roman legion composed of Christians from Egypt. 1 Pegeland Abbey Abbey of which Saint Pega was the patron. 1 Bigorraïs Inhabitants of Bigorre led by Misselin. 1 Saint Denis Church in Wilton Church built by Edith where she was buried. 1 Hospice of the Most Holy Trinity of the Pilgrims Burial place of the saint. 1 Patriarchate of Alexandria Ecclesiastical authority with close ritual ties to the monastery. 1 Chapter of Saint Peter Religious institution in Leuven that collected the relics. 1 University of Cologne Institution where Denis obtained his doctorate. 1 Jussa-Moutier Monastery of nuns founded by Donatus in Besançon. 1 Abbey of Saint-Martin Abbey founded by Stephen where Maur was a monk. 1 Hautvillers Abbey Place of preservation for the saint's relics in France. 1 Caunes Abbey Benedictine monastery founded in 780, guardian of relics. 1 Daughters of Charity Religious order to which Sister Rosalie belonged. 1 Library of Caesarea Famous collection of 30,000 volumes assembled by the saint. 1 Diocese of Rodez Ecclesiastical jurisdiction where saints are honored. 1 Saint-Urbain Abbey Site of the translation of relics in 866. 1 Saint-Pierre-de-Monticelli Suburban monastery where she was raised. 1 Church of Santa Maria in Trastevere Roman basilica housing the saint's relics. 1 Abbaye de Coulombs Monastery that housed the saint's relics from the 11th to the 18th century. 1 La Providence d'Ars Orphanage founded by the Curé of Ars for poor young girls. 1 Hospice Saint-Andoche Charitable institution founded by Syagrius and his burial site. 1 Congregation of France of Saint Genevieve Religious congregation to which the abbey belonged since 1636. 1 Monastère des Couëts Benedictine priory reformed into a Carmelite convent by Françoise. 1 Einberg Abbey Abbey founded by Evrard in Germany. 1 Abbey of Mont-Saint-Georges Abbey founded by Évrard in Germany. 1 Council of Basel Ecclesiastical assembly to which Albergati was sent as president. 1 Council of Ferrara Council where Albergati debated with the Greeks. 1 Charroux Abbey Abbey that provided monks to guard the relics at La Beuvrière. 1 Monastery of the Holy Cross Monastery founded by Pietro Gambacorti for his daughter Clare. 1 Church of Poitiers Local ecclesiastical source attesting to its life. 1 Lérins Abbey Place of monastic formation for Virgilius. 1 Saint-Riquier Abbey Monastery whose monks attended the funeral of Silvin. 1 Rebais Abbey Monastery founded by Saint Ouen and directed by Saint Agile. 1 Monastery of the Patrician Religious establishment founded by Anastasia in Egypt. 1 Saint-Remi Abbey of Reims Place where the relics were transferred in 1776. 1 Monastery of Crépy Double monastery founded by the saint in honor of Saint Agatha. 1 Autun Cathedral Current site of veneration for a portion of the relics. 1 Canons of Notre-Dame and Saint-Jean Beneficiaries of the personal property of Anastasius. 1 Monastery of the Nave Monastery founded by Sulpicius in Bourges. 1 Baume Abbey Monastery that received the saint's relics. 1 Molesme Abbey Abbey where Guérin began his monastic life. 1 Saint-Arnould Abbey Former church founded by Patient, which became a royal necropolis. 1 Confraternity of Saint Simeon Religious organization dedicated to the cult of the saint. 1 Oeren Monastery Religious community founded by Irmina in Trier. 1 Church of Saint-Serge Site of the saint's first burial in Chartres. 1 Basilica of the Holy Cross in Jerusalem Roman church founded by Constantine and Helena to house relics. 1 Church of Saint James in Camerino Place where the body of Rizzeri was deposited. 1 Couvent du Parc Monastery where Anne of Jesus ended her life in Brussels. 1 Monastery of Saint John the Baptist of Messina Monastery founded by Placid in Sicily. 1 Saint Pantaleon's Church, Cologne Burial place of the saint. 1 Sainte-Croix Monastery of Poitiers Monastery founded by Radegund where Fortunatus served. 1 Priests of Mercy Religious congregation founded by Jean-Baptiste Rauzan. 1 Saint-Paul Abbey Burial place of Archbishops Ternat and Gervais. 1 Abbey of Saint-Julien de Tours Abbey in Tours that housed the relics of Saint Léry. 1 Collegiate Church of Saint-Quentin Place of education and Gilbert's first canonry. 1