Saint Crispin and Saint Crispinian
Roman brothers of noble lineage, Crispin and Crispinian settled in Soissons in the 3rd century to evangelize while working as shoemakers. Du…
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Patronage
7 saints
Roman brothers of noble lineage, Crispin and Crispinian settled in Soissons in the 3rd century to evangelize while working as shoemakers. Du…
Born in Soissons to an illustrious family, Drausin became bishop of his native city in 638. A great builder, he founded the monasteries of R…
Eleventh Bishop of Soissons in the 5th century, Saint Edibius is famous for having saved his city from destruction by Attila. Through his pr…
Bishop of Soissons in the 8th century, Gaudin was a zealous preacher against avarice. Victim of an ambush set by usurers, he was tortured an…
Thirteenth bishop of Soissons in the 6th century, Saint Loup was trained in Reims by Saint Remi. He participated in the first Council of Orl…
Son of the Count of Laon and brother of Saint Remigius, Saint Prince was the twelfth Bishop of Soissons in the 5th century. Recognized for h…
An Irish monk who became a recluse in Soissons in the 8th century, Saint Voué lived a life of asceticism and charity near the Abbey of Notre…
The patron saints of Soissons include: Saint Crispin and Saint Crispinian, Saint Drausin of Soissons, Saint Edibius (Herlube), Saint Gaudin of Soissons, Saint Lupus of Soissons, Saint Prince (Principe) and Saint Voue (Wodoel).
For Soissons, you can pray to: Saint Crispin and Saint Crispinian, Saint Drausin of Soissons, Saint Edibius (Herlube), Saint Gaudin of Soissons, Saint Lupus of Soissons, Saint Prince (Principe) and Saint Voue (Wodoel).