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Entities: mentioned saints

All entities of type “mentioned saints” extracted from biographies with their relational weight.

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Saint Peter Apostle mentioned for the setting of the procession date. 35 Saint Jerome Father of the Church and author of the original biography of Saint Asella. 35 Gregory of Tours Bishop and historian who mentions the martyrdom of Antolian. 34 Bernard of Clairvaux Abbot of Clairvaux and spiritual master of Raoul. 32 Virgin Mary Mother of Jesus, who appeared to Bertrand. 31 Saint Augustine Father of the Church and spiritual master of Possidius. 31 Augustine of Hippo Cited for his definition of fraternal charity. 30 Saint Martin of Tours Spiritual model for Aquilin. 29 Saint Paul Apostle cited by Saint Jerome to illustrate divine decrees. 28 Saint Amand Spiritual advisor to Gertrude. 25 Saint Eligius Founder of the monastery and spiritual advisor to Saint Aurea. 22 Francis of Assisi Founder of the Order of Friars Minor. 20 Saint Columbanus Founder of the Abbey of Luxeuil and friend of Saint Nicetius. 19 Jerome of Stridon Father of the Church and biographical source for Amand. 19 Francis de Sales Bishop of Geneva who prophesied the vocation of Olier. 18 Saint John Chrysostom Predecessor of Tryphon cited as an example of a holy and persecuted bishop. 17 Saint Gregory of Tours Historian and bishop, primary source for the narrative. 17 Saint Ouen Author of the eulogy and life of Saint Aurea. 17 Saint Benedict Founder of the Benedictine Order, cited as a chronological reference point. 17 Saint Ambrose Father of the Church cited for a maxim on strength. 17 Saint Remigius Bishop of Reims who baptized Clovis. 16 Martin of Tours Saint whose relics were honored by missionaries in Tours. 16 Saint Louis King of France who visited the relics of Saint Hildevert. 16 Thomas Aquinas Saint cited as an example of resistance to temptation. 16 Saint Francis of Assisi Founder of the Order of Friars Minor. 14 John Chrysostom Patriarch of Constantinople whose support caused the exile of Anatolius. 14 Saint Stephen Protomartyr to whom Trond dedicated his property and a church. 14 Saint Hilary of Poitiers Bishop of Poitiers and Doctor of the Church, patron of Triaise. 13 Bede the Venerable Hagiographer whose martyrology attests to the antiquity of the cult. 12 Saint Omer Famous predecessor of Folquin at Thérouanne. 12 Saint Bernard of Clairvaux Contemporary and admirer of Guigo. 11 Saint Radegund Queen of the Franks and founder of the Sainte-Croix monastery in Poitiers. 11 Germanus of Auxerre Saint cited as a model of public confession for Gervin. 11 Saint Patrick Evangelizer of Ireland and spiritual master of Guigner. 11 Saint Felix Priest from Burgundy who became the apostle of East Anglia and Bishop of Dunwich. 10 Saint Dominic Founder of the order whose rule Benvenuta follows and intercessor for her healing. 10 Dominic de Guzmán Founder of the Order of Preachers and mission companion of Peter. 10 Saint Martial First apostle of Aquitaine and disciple of the Lord. 10 Saint Germanus of Auxerre Spiritual model for Aquilinus. 10 Ignatius of Loyola Founder of the Society of Jesus and friend of Philip. 9 Athanasius of Alexandria Father of the Church who cited Leontius among the Catholic luminaries. 9 Paul of Tarsus Apostle to whom Saint Rufus attached himself for his missions. 9 Teresa of Avila A mystic saint who prophesied the greatness of John the Baptist. 9 Louis IX King of France whose chaplain was Thomas Hélye. 9 Saint Genevieve Patron saint of Paris, near whom Ceraunus was buried. 9 John the Evangelist Appears with the Virgin to instruct Gregory. 9 Catherine of Siena Dominican mystic saint to whom Agnes is compared. 9 Saint Saturnin Martyr to whom a basilica was dedicated in Viocourt. 9 Saint Gertrude Saint to whom Odelard bequeathed his property in Nivelles. 9 Saint Bonaventure Doctor of the Church cited in the epigraph. 9 Saint Martin Dedication of the church where the body of Saint Firmin was found. 9 Sidonius Apollinaris Bishop of Clermont and Gallo-Roman writer. 8 Saint Aldegonde Daughter of Walbert and Bertille. 8 Saint Savinian Brother of Saint Sabina, martyr at Troyes. 8 Saint Rictrude Stepdaughter of Gertrude, widow of Adalbaud. 8 Saint Helena Mother of Emperor Constantine, who discovered the True Cross. 8 Anthony the Great Patron saint of hermits, first dedicatee of the chapel. 8 Saint John the Evangelist Saint to whom Zita had a great devotion. 8 Charles Borromeo Saint who executed donations in favor of orphans. 8 Vincent Ferrer Dominican preacher who was the spiritual guide of Margaret. 8 Ambrose of Milan Saint who appeared in a vision to Bruno. 8 Saint Boniface Apostle of Germany who called upon Burchard to assist him. 7 Blessed Virgin Object of the blessed one's meditation and devotion. 7 Saint Mary Magdalene Saint to whom Zita had a great devotion. 7 Saint Germanus of Paris Bishop of Paris present at the consecration of the cathedral of Angoulême. 7 Saint Odile Aunt and mentor of Saint Attala, founder of Hohenbourg. 7 Saint Caesarius of Arles Abbot of Lérins and later Bishop of Arles, mentor to Siffrein. 7 Saint Vindicien Bishop of Cambrai and Arras who oversaw the translation of relics. 7 Saint Maximin Abbot of the monastery of Micy. 7 Saint Faron Bishop of Meaux and mentor to Saint Hildevert. 7 Saint Clotilde Queen of the Franks and wife of Clovis, instrument of the conversion of France. 7 Saint Walbert Frankish nobleman, warrior, and confessor of the 7th century. 6 Saint Fiacre Irish hermit in France, companion of Saint Kilian. 6 Saint Scholastica Wife of Saint Injuriosus, with whom she shared a vow of chastity. 6 Benedict of Nursia Author of the monastic rule adopted by Father Muard. 6 Saint Bertin Saint whose relics were protected by Folquin. 6 Saint Ferréol Brother of Tarcisius and Bishop of Uzès. 6 Augustine of Canterbury Leader of the evangelical mission to England and first Archbishop of Canterbury. 6 Saint Ursula Saint whose tomb was discovered by Cunibert in Cologne. 6 Cyril of Alexandria Church Father who praised Maximian. 6 Bernardino of Siena Franciscan saint whose canonization drew Didacus to Rome. 6 Gregory of Nazianzus Doctor of the Church who delivered the eulogy for Leontius. 6 Saint Lupus Cell companion of Ausilius at Lérins. 6 Saint Bathild Queen of the Franks who confirmed the election of Audebert. 6 Symphorian of Autun Saint to whom the chapel where Anatolius settled was dedicated. 6 Francis Borgia General of the Jesuits in Rome who received Stanislaus. 6 Saint Cyprian Bishop of Carthage cited as an example for his refusal to appoint his priests. 6 Saint Samson Bishop of Dol and educator of Budoc. 6 Saint Lawrence Deacon and martyr often associated with Saint Stephen. 6 Saint Francis de Sales A model of gentleness to whom the venerable is compared. 6 Germanus of Paris Bishop of Paris whose life was written by Fortunatus. 6 Vincent de Paul Saint contemporary to Olier, founder of the Congregation of the Mission. 6 Saint Lucian of Beauvais Missionary companion of Saint Quentin. 6 Lupus of Troyes Bishop of Troyes, friend and advisor to Sidonius. 6 Saint John the Baptist Biblical figure cited in comparison for his early sanctification. 6 John the Baptist Saint whose feast day coincides with that of the blessed John. 6 Saint Denis Martyr and apostle of the Gauls for whom Genevieve had a church built. 6 Saint Fare Virgin and abbess, founder of Faremoutiers in the 7th century. 5 Mary Appears to Gregory to give him the symbol of faith. 5 Saint Isidore of Seville Brother of Florentina, great Doctor of the Church. 5 Saint Joseph Special patron of the Congregation. 5 Saint Waltrude Daughter of Walbert and Bertille. 5 Eusebius of Caesarea Church historian to whom Ceraunus is compared. 5 Saint Maurus Disciple of Saint Benedict who saved Placidus from drowning. 5 Saint Athanasius of Alexandria Bishop deposed by heretics and reinstated at the Council of Sardica. 5 Saint Martial of Limoges Saint in whose honor the Parisian monastery was dedicated. 5 Hugh of Cluny Master and mentor of Peter the Venerable. 5 Saint Gervais Brother and successor of Saint Ternat to the see of Besançon. 5 Saint Julian Greek deacon, brother of Saint Julius and missionary in Northern Italy. 5 Saint Quintian Bishop of Clermont and mentor to Saint Gall. 5 Saint Maximin of Trier Bishop of Trier and superior of Saint Cyriacus. 5 Saint Wandrille Abbot of Fontenelle and mentor of Erembert. 5 Saint Eustasius Successor of Columbanus at Luxeuil, he healed Fara and intervened with her father. 5 Saint Lambert Abbot of Fontenelle who sent Condède to Belcinac. 5 Aloysius Gonzaga Jesuit saint, a model for the youth of the Work. 5 Saint Maurice Martyr of the Theban Legion whose Acts were written by Eucherius. 5 Hilary of Poitiers Bishop and Doctor of the Church, ally of Eusebius against Arianism. 5 Saint Anthony the Great Saint to whom Grace had a particular devotion and whose temptations she also endured. 5 Philip Neri Founder of the Congregation of the Oratory and Apostle of Rome. 5 Saint Eusebius of Vercelli Close friend of Aemilian and defender of the faith. 5 Odilo of Cluny Abbot of Cluny in the 10th century, founder of the commemoration of the faithful departed in his order. 5 Saint Romanus Founder of the Abbey of Condat. 5 Saint Marcellus Deacon of Sabinus, martyr. 5 Ivo of Chartres Bishop and famous canonist, contemporary of Humbaud. 5 Saint Symphorian Martyr of Autun under whose patronage the monastery is placed. 5 Saint Sebastian Martyr noted for his execution by arrows. 5 Michael (Archangel) Archangel who appeared to Joan to reveal her mission. 5 Saint Athanasius Patriarch of Alexandria, defender of orthodoxy against Arianism. 5 Helena Mother of Emperor Constantine, who came to pray at the saint's tomb. 5 Abraham Father of Isaac and the first of the patriarchs. 4 Saint Marcellinus of Embrun First bishop of Embrun in the 4th century. 4 Saint Maximus 4th-century martyr bishop, brother of Saint Venerandus. 4 Saint Praxedes Roman virgin of the 2nd century, daughter of the senator Pudens. 4 Saint Timothy Martyr who came from the East to evangelize Reims. 4 Peter Nolasco Founder of the Order of Mercy and superior of Peter Paschal. 4 Saint Salaberga Wife of Blandinus and founder of a monastery in Laon. 4 Saint Eusebia Granddaughter and successor of Gertrude at Hamage. 4 Saint Remaclus Bishop of Maastricht who advised Saint Trudo. 4 Saint Augustine of Canterbury Missionary sent by Rome to evangelize England. 4 Saint Prix Predecessor of Saint Avitus II and martyr in Auvergne. 4 Saint Avitus Third abbot of Saint-Mermin and master of Saint Almir. 4 Saint Basil the Great Brother of Macrina, Doctor of the Church influenced by his sister. 4 Saint Lupicinus Founder and abbot of Condat. 4 Saint Julitta Mother of Saint Cyricus, martyr, whose tooth and bones are preserved in Nevers and Nolay. 4 Saint Cyricus Young three-year-old martyr, son of Saint Julitta. 4 Saint Valeria Virgin honored at Honnecourt and Cambrai, traditionally said to be the sister of Saint Liephard. 4 Peter Damian Superior of Fonte Avellana and biographer of Dominic. 4 Saint Front First bishop of Périgueux, object of the devotion of Astier. 4 Saint Ambrose of Milan Archbishop of Milan who prophesied the episcopate of Gaudentius. 4 Saint Fortunatus Bishop of Italian origin exiled to France in the 6th century. 4 Saint Anne Mother of the Virgin Mary. 4 Saint Prince Immediate successor of Saint Edibe. 4 Saint George A saint to whom Theodore had a great devotion. 4 Saint Gregory of Nyssa Church Father cited as a source. 4 Paulinus of Nola Friend and spiritual disciple of Amandus, whose writings are a major source. 4 Saint Amalberga Mother of Saint Reinelde. 4 Basil of Caesarea Father of the Greek Church who influenced Ambrose. 4 Francis Xavier Apostle of the Indies and companion of Peter Faber. 4 Saint Riquier Apostle of Ponthieu and spiritual director of Saint Vulphy. 4 Cyprian of Carthage Bishop of Africa who opposed Stephen on the question of baptism. 4 Saint Willibrord Apostle of the Frisians, he miraculously healed the community of Irmina. 4 Bonaventure of Bagnoregio Franciscan theologian and biographer of Saint Francis. 4 Saint Paternus First bishop of Vannes, consecrated by Perpetuus. 4 Saint Crescent Disciple of Saint Paul and presumed evangelizer of Vienne. 4 Saint Agatha Patron saint of the monastery of Crépy. 4 Saint Adalbaud Son of Gertrude, assassinated in Gascony. 4 Saint Bruno Founder of the Carthusian Order. 4 Saint Irenaeus of Lyon Bishop of Lyon and Doctor of the Church, mentor to two saints. 4 Saint Amateur Hermit of Quercy identified with the biblical Zacchaeus. 4 Saint Philibert Founder of Jumièges and Noirmoutiers, mentor of Saint Achard. 4 Saint Honoratus Founder of Lérins and spiritual master of Eucherius. 4 Saint Aubert Bishop of Cambrai and Arras who called Kilian to mission. 4 Saint Bain Fifth abbot of Fontenelle who transferred the relics of Erembert. 4 Saint Innocent of Le Mans Bishop of Le Mans who ordained Constantianus. 4 Saint Thomas Aquinas Major theologian cited for his doctrine on the angels. 4 Saint James Apostle who appeared miraculously during the Battle of Jerez. 4 Saint Paula Virgin and martyr in Malaga, companion of Saint Cyriacus. 4 Saint Ansbert Metropolitan of Aquilin who convened the Council of Rouen. 4 Ignatius of Antioch Disciple of the Apostles who wrote to the Christians of Tralles. 4 Saint Victor Roman veteran martyred with the legion. 4 Saint Lubin Bishop of Chartres and predecessor of Saint Caletric. 4 Elijah Prophet who announced the punishment of Ahab. 4 Syagrius of Autun Bishop of Autun who oversaw the education of Aunarius. 4 Nicholas of Myra Saint to whom Flore had a particular devotion. 4 Gregory the Great Pope and Doctor of the Church, cited for his writings on purgatorial punishments and apparitions. 4 Saint Salvius Possible predecessor of Berchon to the see of Amiens. 4 Remigius of Reims Patron saint of the village of Domrémy. 4 Eligius of Noyon Contemporary bishop and friend of Aubert. 4 Saint Mamertus Archbishop of Vienne healed by Saint Aignan. 4 Saint Auspicius of Toul Fifth bishop of Toul in the 5th century. 3 Saint Cyriacus Roman deacon and principal martyr of the narrative. 3 Saint Guénolé Abbot of Landévennec who took in Rioc at the end of his life. 3 Saint Clare of Assisi Foundress of the Poor Ladies and sister of Agnes. 3 Andrew Avellino Theatine saint, disciple and friend of John Marinoni. 3 Saint Serenus Bishop of Marseille in the 6th century, successor to Saint Theodore. 3 Saint Nicet Twenty-third bishop of Besançon in the 7th century. 3 Moses Prophet and leader of the Hebrews, author of the Pentateuch. 3 Saint Nabor Martyr in Milan in the 4th century. 3 Saint Cyril Apostle of the Moravians, brother of Methodius. 3 Benedict Biscop Founder of the monasteries of Wearmouth and Jarrow and kinsman of Ceolfrid. 3 Saint Oyend Successor of Minase as head of Condat. 3 Saint Justina Sister of Saint Aureus and a consecrated virgin, martyred with him. 3 Wilfrid of York English bishop who consecrated Suitbert. 3 Saint Walpurga Sister of Winebald, abbess of the double monastery at Heidenheim. 3 Saint Fursy Spiritual master of Saint Algis. 3 Odo of Cluny Second abbot of Cluny and a major monastic reformer. 3 Jesus Christ Messiah whose priesthood is foreshadowed by that of Melchizedek. 3 Saint Augustine of Hippo Doctor of the Church and principal commentator on the life of Theogenes. 3 Saint Donatian Martyr from Nantes whose basilica is linked to the miracle of the siege. 3 Charles the Good Count of Flanders, martyr for justice and protector of the poor. 3 Saint Austremonius First bishop of Clermont whose relics were transferred by Avitus II. 3 Saint Julian of Le Mans First bishop of Le Mans and uncle of Saint Romanus. 3 Saint Leander of Seville Elder brother and spiritual mentor of Florentina. 3 Saint Anstrude Abbess of Laon in the 7th century, daughter of Saint Salaberga. 3 Saint Pudentiana Sister of Saint Praxedes, also honored as a saint. 3 Saint Rogatian Martyr from Nantes, brother of Donatian. 3 Joan of Arc French heroine and saint, liberator of Orléans. 3 Saint Eutropius First bishop of Saintes whose tomb was restored by Palladius. 3 Adalard of Corbie Abbot of Corbie and spiritual master of Hildeman. 3 Saint Claude One of the five martyr sculptors, particularly honored in Franche-Comté. 3 Saint Mauront Son of Saint Adalbald, he welcomed Amatus to Flanders and founded the Abbey of Breuil. 3 Saint Simeon Righteous man of Jerusalem who welcomed the Child Jesus at the Temple. 3 Saint Clair Priest and martyr of English origin, hermit in the Vexin. 3 Saint Marian Lector and martyr, son of Mary, known for his visions and courage under torture. 3 Saint Felicity Roman martyr to whom Boniface had a particular devotion. 3 Saint Deodatus Bishop of Nevers who became a hermit and founder of monasteries in the Vosges. 3 Julian of Le Mans First bishop of Le Mans, whose burial place was honored by Innocent. 3 Saint Ursicinus Servant and companion in martyrdom of Agripan. 3 Saint Valery Saint to whom Condède dedicated an altar. 3 Saint Marcella Mother of Saint Potamiena, martyred with her. 3 Saint Quentin Leader of the apostolic mission in Gaul, martyr at Saint-Quentin. 3 Saint Gudula Sister of Saint Reineldis. 3 Saint Ursinus First bishop of Bourges and evangelizer of Berry. 3 Saint Flavian of Constantinople Bishop of Constantinople martyred by the Eutychians. 3 Saint Zechariah Eleventh of the Minor Prophets of the Old Testament. 3 Saint Damian Physician and martyr, brother of Saint Cosmas. 3 Stephen of Hungary King of Hungary who welcomed Gervin during his pilgrimage. 3 Saint Maurilius Bishop of Angers who obtained the birth of René and resurrected him. 3 Saint Rufinus Saint whose basilica was rebuilt by Lupus. 3 Saint Abdon 3rd-century Persian martyr. 3 Antoninus of Florence Disciple of Lawrence, Archbishop of Florence and Doctor of the Church. 3 Saint David Patron saint of Wales, disciple of Illtud. 3 Saint Sennen Persian martyr, companion of Saint Abdon. 3 Saint Gratus Martyr of Rouergue originally from Rome. 3 The Blessed Virgin Mary Mother of Jesus, entrusted to the care of John at the foot of the cross. 3 Saint Anastasius Martyr companion of Saint Marcellus. 3 Saint Aptone Bishop of Angoulême in the 6th century, successor to Lupicinus. 3 Saint Aldric Saint of royal origin who became a shepherd out of humility at the convent of Fussenich. 3 Saint Germain Bishop of Paris. 3 Saint Hilary Bishop of Poitiers with whom Viventius finds refuge. 3 Saint Romaric Austrasian nobleman who became a monk and founder of the monastery of Remiremont. 3 Saint Benignus Missionary from Smyrna, apostle of Burgundy. 3 Saint Amatus Monk of Luxeuil and co-founder of Remiremont with Romaric. 3 Saint Adrian Martyr honored on September 8. 3 Peter One of the three apostles who witnessed the Transfiguration and proposed building three tents. 3 Saint Ludmila Grandmother of Wenceslaus, martyred by Drahomira. 3 Saint Bavo Saint whose tomb was visited by Livin, who also composed his epitaph. 3 Saint Hermeland Abbot of Indre in the 7th century (mentioned here as a contemporary). 3 Saint Joachim Father of the Virgin Mary. 3 Saint Valerius of Saragossa Bishop of Saragossa and confessor of the faith. 3 Saint Avitus Bishop of Clermont in the 6th century, initial founder of Notre-Dame du Port. 3 Innocent of Le Mans Bishop of Le Mans in the 6th century, successor to Severianus. 3 Gregory of Nyssa Hagiographer and primary source for the saint's life. 3 Saint Elzéar of Sabran Husband of Saint Delphine, known for his piety and his vow of conjugal chastity. 3 Saint Vitalis Father of Gervasius and Protasius, martyr at Ravenna. 3 Saint Albinus of Angers Bishop of Angers, traveling companion of Lubin. 3 Saint Goeric Saint whose relics are in Epinal, invoked for Saint Anthony's fire. 3 Saint James the Greater Elder brother of Saint John, apostle. 3 Saint Budoc Bishop of Dol and son of Prince Jodual. 3 Saint Chrodegang Bishop of Metz and friend of Madalvé. 3 Columbanus of Luxeuil Saint whose monastic rule is cited as a possible influence. 3 John of God Founder of the Hospitaller Order of the same name. 3 Peter the Apostle Apostle who appeared to Constantine to designate Sylvester to him. 3 Boniface of Mainz Apostle of the Germans and model for Willehald. 3 Ado of Vienne Archbishop of Vienne and 9th-century hagiographer. 3 Saint Nicaise First archbishop of Rouen and martyr of the Vexin. 3 Saint Edward the Confessor King of England and saint who donated Steyning to Fécamp. 3 Hilary of Arles Metropolitan who consecrated Maximus as bishop. 3 Saint Martha Sister of Lazarus, witness to his resurrection. 3 Saint Edmund King of the East Angles and 9th-century English martyr. 3 Saint Illtud Welsh abbot of the 6th century, founder of the school of Llantwit. 3 Dionysius of Alexandria Bishop of Alexandria and Church Father of the 3rd century. 3 Saint Sever Companion of Saint Clair and martyr. 3 Simeon Stylites The first of the stylites and spiritual mentor to Daniel. 3 Robert of Molesme Founder of the Abbey of Molesme and first abbot of Cîteaux. 3 Saint Pothinus First bishop of Lyon and predecessor of Irenaeus. 3 Peter Canisius Dutch Jesuit, a major figure of the Counter-Reformation and author of a famous catechism. 3 Saint Silvin Saint whose body was fraudulently substituted for that of Prudent by the people of Dijon. 3 Paul Apostle cited regarding original sin and the priesthood. 3 Felix of Cantalice Capuchin friar and close friend of Philip. 3 Dionysius the Areopagite First bishop of Paris and martyr, disciple of Saint Paul. 3 Saint Lupus of Soissons Thirteenth bishop of Soissons in the 6th century. 3 John of Capistrano Franciscan saint who guided Ladislaus toward perfection. 3 Saint Alexander Roman soldier converted by Victor and martyr. 3 Saint Euphronius Bishop of Tours. 3 Raymond of Penyafort Master General of the Dominican Order. 3 Elisha Biblical prophet cited in comparison for the miracle of the water. 3 Saint Philip Apostle who brought Nathanael to Jesus and evangelized Hierapolis. 3 Saint Macrina Sister of Saint Basil, cited as a model of an educating sister. 3 Saint Urbice Successor of Austremonius to the see of Clermont. 3 Caesarius of Arles Archbishop of Arles and mentor to Cyprian. 3 Saint Celine Young woman from Meaux converted to virginity by Genevieve. 3 Saint Piat Apostle of Tournai and beheaded martyr. 3 Jordan of Saxony Successor of Saint Dominic who received Albert into the order. 3 Jeremiah Prophet honored on the same day as Isaac in the Egyptian and Ethiopian traditions. 3 Saint Hidulph Bishop of Trier and intimate friend of Saint Deodatus. 3 Saint Wilfrid Bishop present at the court of Dagobert II. 3 Saint Eulalia of Mérida Young virgin martyr of twelve to thirteen years of age, executed under Calpurnianus. 3 Saint Palladius Bishop of Saintes in the 6th century, of Auvergnat nobility. 3 Saint Nivard Archbishop of Reims and mentor to Berchaire. 3 Bernard of Menthon Student of Saint Germain and founder of the Great St Bernard Hospice. 3 Venantius Fortunatus Bishop of Poitiers and biographer of Saint Marcellus. 3 Saint John Roman martyr beheaded in 363. 3 Saint Paulinus of Nola Spiritual father of Melania and Pinianus. 3 Gervasius and Protasius Martyrs whose relics were placed in the Cathedral of Le Mans. 3 Apollinaris of Valence Disciple of Maximus and future Bishop of Valence. 3 Fulbert of Chartres Bishop of Chartres and mentor to Giraud. 3 Saint Matilda Mother of Otto I and a model of virtue for Adelaide. 3 Saint Gerard Bishop of Toul who recovered and translated the relics in the 10th century. 3 Saint Clement of Metz First bishop and apostle of Metz. 3 Philip Neri Founder of the Oratory and a model for Sebastian Valfré. 3 Mamertus of Vienne Archbishop of Vienne and educator of the saint. 3 Saint Henry II Holy Roman Emperor who transferred the relics of Saint Felix. 3 Saint Teresa of Avila Carmelite reformer, cited as a model. 3 Eusebius of Vercelli Future bishop of Vercelli, baptized and instructed by Pope Eusebius. 3 Saint Irene Sister of Saint Damasus. 3 Saint James the Less Apostle cited for having buried Simeon according to Gregory of Tours. 3 Saint Benedict of Aniane Carolingian monastic reformer. 3 Sigebert III King of Austrasia whose body's passage through Lambres serves as a chronological reference point. 3 Saint Ignatius of Antioch Saint whose translation of relics serves as a calendar reference in Antioch. 3 Saint Arbogast Bishop present at the court of Dagobert II. 3 Ouen of Rouen Archbishop of Rouen who recovered the martyr's body. 3 Saint Avitus of Vienne Bishop of Vienne who welcomed Pelade and Catalin. 3 Saint Gertrude of Nivelles Saint whose tomb is visited by Evermar. 3 Avitus of Vienne Brother of Saint Apollinaris and Archbishop of Vienne. 3 Saint Magloire Predecessor of Budoc in the bishopric of Dol. 3 Thomas Becket English martyr at whose tomb Lawrence was struck. 3 Saint Hilary of Arles Archbishop of Arles and friend of Eucherius. 3 Saint Mark Priest and companion of the martyrs who ensured their burial. 3 Saint Brendan Abbot of Llancarfan and spiritual master of Malo. 3 Saint Dubricius Bishop of Caerleon who ordained Samson. 3 David Biblical figure to whom the saint is compared for his love of the sanctuary. 3 Saint Germanus of Constantinople Patriarch of Constantinople whose relics were associated with those of Saint Remedius. 3 Saint Hippolytus Saint priest exiled to Sardinia with Pope Pontian. 3 Macarius Author of the monastic rule adopted by John. 3 Saint Remigius of Reims Bishop of Reims criticized by Leo in a correspondence. 3 Saint Naamas Saint whose head is displayed with that of Dalmas. 3 Saint Peter Damian Bishop and Doctor of the Church who provided details on the life of Fridolin. 3 Saint Vaast Bishop of Arras and contemporary of Vulgis. 3 Saint Sidonius Apollinaris Bishop of Clermont-Ferrand who praised Count Ecdicius. 3 Saint Cecilia Saint whose feast day is the day Marianne was baptized. 3 Amand of Maastricht Missionary bishop and friend of Saint Aubert. 3 Saint Michael Dedicatee of the parish church of Certaldo. 3 Saint Medard Bishop of Noyon who consecrated Radegund as a deaconess. 3 Saint Justin Saint to whom the virtues of Misselin are compared. 3 Saint Columba Eponymous founder of the island of Iona. 3 Saint Odilo of Cluny Abbot of Cluny and biographer of Saint Adelaide. 3 Saint Alexis Saint cited as a model of renunciation for Robert. 3 Catherine of Alexandria Saint whose voices guide Joan. 3 Saint Anthony Father of monasticism, consulted by Paphnutius regarding Thais. 3 Alban of Verulamium English martyr to whom Maximus dedicated a basilica. 3 Lucian the Syrian Priest and martyr, famous for his revision of the Septuagint Bible. 2 Saint Patroclus Recluse of Berry and founder of the monastery of Colombier. 2 Saint Phal Monk and saint whose cult is centered on Troyes and Poitou. 2 Saint Prudentius Deacon and martyr from Narbonne of the 3rd century whose relics are in Bèze. 2 Saint Wenceslas Duke of Bohemia and martyr, protagonist of the text. 2 Saint Bridget of Sweden Widow, mystic, and founder of the Order of the Most Holy Savior. 2 Saint Godeberte Consecrated virgin and foundress in Noyon in the 7th century. 2 Simon Stock Carmelite of English origin, whose cult developed in Bordeaux. 2 Saint Ulpha Virgin and hermit of the 8th century, disciple of Saint Domitius. 2 Benno Founding monk of Einsiedeln and Bishop of Metz in the 10th century. 2 Saint Germer of Vardes Husband of Saint Domane and lord at the court of Dagobert I. 2 Saint Laumer Abbot of Corbion whose relics were transferred to Blois. 2 Saint Ansgar Predecessor of Rembert and evangelizer of the North. 2 Saint Waltrude Abbess and founder of the city of Mons. 2 Sarah Wife of Abraham and mother of Isaac. 2 James the Less Apostle and first bishop of Jerusalem. 2 Saint Pachomius Founder of cenobitic monasticism and master of Theodore. 2 Saint Gatian First bishop of Tours and apostle of Touraine. 2 Saint Merry Godfather and spiritual father of Frodulf, abbot of Autun. 2 Saint Arnulf Bishop of Metz and ancestor of the Carolingians. 2 Saint Tiburtius Brother of Valerian, converted by Cecilia and martyr. 2 Saint Ildefonsus Successor of Helladius and author of the testimony on his life. 2 Robert of La Chaise-Dieu Founder of the Abbey of La Chaise-Dieu. 2 Saint Marcellinus Priest of the Church of Rome and martyr. 2 Saint Nazarius 1st-century Roman martyr, son of Saint Perpetua. 2 Saint Leobard Founder of the Abbey of Marmoutier and disciple of Saint Columbanus. 2 Saint Amalbert Son of Saint Domane and Saint Germer. 2 John of Matha Co-founder of the Order of the Most Holy Trinity and of the Captives with Felix. 2 Saint Stephen of Hungary First King of Hungary and protector of Saint Maur. 2 Saint Regina Wife of Aldebert and founder of the Abbey of Denain. 2 Saint Aventinus Hermit and founder of the monastery of Isles-Aumont, mentor of Saint Phal. 2 Saint Calais Companion of Saint Almire and Saint Avit. 2 Saint Aignan of Orléans Bishop of Orléans famous for having saved the city from Attila. 2 Saint Bond 7th-century penitent from the region of Sens. 2 Saint Methodius Apostle of Moravia who baptized Ludmila. 2 Gregory the Illuminator Disciple of Leontius and first bishop of Armenia. 2 Saint Malo Bishop of Aleth and a major figure in Breton hagiography. 2 Saint Thierry First abbot of Mont-d'Hor and spiritual master of Theodulf. 2 Saint Winebaud Anglo-Saxon missionary abbot in Germany, founder of Heidenheim. 2 Saint Donatian of Châlons Immediate predecessor of Saint Domitian on the see of Châlons. 2 Romaric Noble converted by Amatus and co-founder of Remiremont. 2 Clara Gambacorti Companion of Maria Mancini and daughter of Pietro Gambacorti. 2 Saint Salomon King of Brittany and martyr in the 9th century. 2 John Gualbert Founder of the Vallombrosan Order and Benedictine reformer. 2 Saint Adauctus Martyr companion of Saint Felix. 2 Saint Ghislain Monk of Greek origin, founder of the monastery of Saint-Ghislain in Hainaut. 2 John Cassian Abbot of Saint-Victor of Marseille and spiritual author. 2 Robert Bellarmine Jesuit theologian, cardinal and Archbishop of Capua, a major figure of the Counter-Reformation. 2 Saint Memmius First bishop of Châlons, spiritual mentor of Saint Manna. 2 Saint Monica Mother of Saint Augustine, whose prayers obtained his conversion. 2 John of Perugia Franciscan priest and martyr in Spain. 2 Saint Matthew Apostle and evangelist, former tax collector. 2 Saint Fridolin Irish monk, abbot of Saint-Hilaire de Poitiers, and founder of Säckingen. 2 Alberic of Cîteaux Second abbot of Cîteaux. 2 Saint Mommolus Second abbot of Fleury-sur-Loire, famous for the translation of the relics of Saint Benedict. 2 Stephen Harding Third abbot of Cîteaux and co-founder of the Cistercian Order. 2 Saint Guerin Son of Saint Sigrada, a count stoned during the persecutions of Ebroin. 2 Saint Amans of Rodez Bishop of Rodez and apostle of the Ruteni in the 5th century. 2 Margaret of Hungary Hungarian princess whose vows were received by Humbert. 2 Saint Rumold Former Bishop of Dublin, close friend of Saint Gomer. 2 Rufus of Avignon First bishop of Avignon and son of Simon the Cyrenian. 2 Saint Guillebaud Brother of Winebaud, Bishop of Eichstätt. 2 Saint Polycarp Bishop of Smyrna and spiritual mentor to Irenaeus. 2 Felix of Valois Co-founder of the Trinitarian Order. 2 Saint Richard English king and father of Saint Walpurga. 2 Saint Marina Virgin of Bithynia who lived in a monastery disguised as a man. 2 Saint Pharaildis Sister of Saint Emebert. 2 Saint Felix of Nantes Bishop of Nantes in the 6th century, protector of Friard. 2 Saint Veranus Son of Saint Eucherius, Bishop of Vence. 2 Saint Mark the Evangelist Author of the second Gospel, disciple of Saint Peter, and founder of the Church of Alexandria. 2 Saint Faith of Agen Young virgin martyr of Agen, tortured on a gridiron. 2 Saint Nectarius First bishop of Poitiers and martyr. 2 Paschal Baylon Franciscan saint to whom Egidio had a devotion. 2 Saint Thomas Apostle of the Indies whose tomb is visited by Gregory. 2 Saint Mansuetus First bishop and apostle of Toul. 2 Hugh of Grenoble Bishop of Grenoble and friend of Ponce. 2 Saint Basilissa One of the five virgins martyred in Rome. 2 Saint Achilleus 1st-century martyr, brother of Nereus and servant of Domitilla. 2 Saint Epvre Bishop of Toul in the 5th/6th century, known for his charity and miracles. 2 Saint Géry Bishop of Cambrai and Arras in the 6th century. 2 Saint Avitus II Bishop of Clermont in the 7th century, member of the illustrious Avitus family. 2 Saint Vitus Saint whose arm is offered as a relic to Wenceslaus. 2 Saint Embert Bishop of Cambrai in the 7th century. 2 Saint Adelaide Ancestor of Adalberon II and widow of Otto the Great. 2 Theodore of Marseille Bishop of Marseille in the 6th century, reformer and protector of his people. 2 Saint Barbara Virgin and martyr of the 3rd century, patron saint against lightning. 2 Donatus of Orléans Priest and hermit. 2 Saint Blandina Martyred slave, emblematic figure of the Martyrs of Lyon. 2 Saint Mesmin Abbot of the monastery of Micy in the 6th century. 2 Saint Madelberte Abbess of Maubeuge and central figure of the text. 2 Saint Apollonius Roman senator and Christian philosopher, martyr under Commodus. 2 Honoratus of Arles Founder of Lérins and predecessor of Maximus. 2 Saint Chrysogonus Confessor and martyr, spiritual mentor of Anastasia. 2 Saint Eustace Roman general who converted to Christianity after a vision. 2 Saint Protasius 1st-century martyr, twin brother of Gervasius. 2 Saint Jutta Recluse and first mentor of Hildegard. 2 Saint Marcellus the Centurion Roman centurion and martyr in Spain and North Africa. 2 Dominic Loricatus Disciple of Peter Damian known for his austerities. 2 Amatus of Grenoble Monk of Luxeuil and first abbot of Remiremont. 2 Robert of Arbrissel Founder of the Order of Fontevraud and spiritual master of Géraud. 2 Saint Laurence of Canterbury Archbishop of Canterbury and successor to Saint Augustine. 2 Eusebius of Samosata Bishop of Samosata and martyr, defender of the orthodox faith against Arianism. 2 Patiens of Lyon Bishop of Lyon, ally of Faustus during the famine. 2 Saint Olympias Pious widow and companion in persecution of Nicarete. 2 Saint Gorgon Imperial officer and martyr under Diocletian. 2 Saint Corentin First bishop of Quimper and hermit in Cornouaille. 2 Paul of Constantinople Patriarch of Constantinople and martyr for the defense of the consubstantiality of Christ. 2 Saint Sexburga Sister of Etheldreda and her successor as abbess of Ely. 2 Saint Taurinus First bishop of Évreux whose relics were rediscovered by Landulph. 2 Leontius of Caesarea Bishop of Caesarea in the 4th century, participant in the Council of Nicaea and evangelist. 2 Lambert of Chézery Saint, founder and first abbot of Chézery. 2 Saint Cuthbert Predecessor of Eadberht on the see of Lindisfarne, whose body was found incorrupt. 2 William of Bourges Archbishop of Bourges and Cistercian saint of the 13th century. 2 Saint Galactorius Bishop of Beneharnum and 6th-century martyr. 2 Saint Landelin Founder of the monastery of Walers. 2 Saint Waneng Governor of the Pays de Caux and disciple of Wandrille. 2 Saint Symphorian of Autun Young martyr of Autun beheaded in the 2nd century. 2 Saint Hildegard of Bingen German saint and mystic, friend of Elisabeth. 2 Joshua Disciple and successor of Moses for the entry into the Promised Land. 2 Saint Leontius of Saintes Bishop of Saintes who welcomed Malo during his exile. 2 Saint Marcellus of Die Bishop of Die in the 6th century, successor to his brother Petronius. 2 Richard of Saint-Vannes Abbot of Saint-Vannes in Verdun and pilgrimage companion. 2 Rhétice of Autun Bishop of Autun and predecessor of Cassian. 2 Camillus de Lellis Founder of the Clerics Regular, supporter of the sick in Rome. 2 Macarius of Alexandria Egyptian anchorite of the 4th century, famous for his extreme austerities. 2 Philip Benizi Spiritual master and companion of Andrew Dotti. 2 Saint Emilian Hermit in the forest of Pont-Gibaut and first spiritual master of Braque. 2 Saint Exuperius Camp steward and companion of Maurice. 2 Vincent of Troyes Successor of Saint Camelian. 2 Saint Hildegard Benedictine virgin and abbess, mystic, and Doctor of the Church. 2 Saint Domitian of Châlons Third bishop of Châlons and successor to Saint Donatian. 2 Saint Cybard Spiritual master of Astier in Angoulême. 2 Saint Theodulph Abbot of Mont-d'Hor in the 6th century. 2 Anselm of Canterbury Archbishop of Canterbury and friend of Gelduin. 2 Saint Ours Servant of Saint Aré, resurrected by him. 2 Saint Memmius of Châlons First bishop of Châlons, of whom Domitian is the second successor. 2 Saint Crispin Martyr whose relics were venerated in Soissons. 2 Saint Savina Virgin from the East, sister of Saint Savinian, honored in Troyes. 2 Saint Pulcheria Byzantine empress involved in the affairs of the Church. 2