Saint Florence of Poitiers
A young pagan from Phrygia converted by Saint Hilary during his exile, Florence followed him to Poitiers. She spent the final years of her l…
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Patronage
6 saints
A young pagan from Phrygia converted by Saint Hilary during his exile, Florence followed him to Poitiers. She spent the final years of her l…
Born in Italy in 530, Venantius Fortunatus was a Latin poet and Bishop of Poitiers. After miraculously recovering his sight through Saint Ma…
A poet of Italian origin who became Bishop of Poitiers in the 6th century, Fortunatus is the author of an immense literary body of work incl…
Bishop of Poitiers and great defender of the faith against Arianism, Saint Hilary died in 368. His relics, lost following the barbarian inva…
The first known Bishop of Poitiers from 290, Nectarius (often identified with Victorinus) was likely of Eastern origin. An ecclesiastical wr…
A Thuringian princess captured by Chlothar I, Radegund became Queen of France despite her deep piety. After the murder of her brother by the…
The patron saints of Poitiers include: Saint Florence of Poitiers, Saint Fortunatus of Douplable, Saint Fortunatus of Poitiers, Saint Hilary of Poitiers, Saint Nectarius (Victorinus) and Saint Radegund, Queen of France.
For Poitiers, you can pray to: Saint Florence of Poitiers, Saint Fortunatus of Douplable, Saint Fortunatus of Poitiers, Saint Hilary of Poitiers, Saint Nectarius (Victorinus) and Saint Radegund, Queen of France.