Saint Agritius (Agry)
A cleric from Antioch chosen by Saint Helena and ordained by Pope Saint Sylvester, Agrice became Archbishop of Trier and Primate of the Gaul…
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Patronage
7 saints
A cleric from Antioch chosen by Saint Helena and ordained by Pope Saint Sylvester, Agrice became Archbishop of Trier and Primate of the Gaul…
Coming from the illustrious family of the dukes of Austrasia, Basin was abbot and then archbishop of Trier during the reign of Childebert II…
A faithful disciple of Saint Nicaise, Magnéric became Archbishop of Trier in the 6th century. Known for his piety and tireless activity, he …
Bishop of Trier in the 5th century and successor to Exametus, Saint Marus distinguished himself by rebuilding religious edifices ruined by t…
Born into an illustrious family of saints from Poitou, Maximin became Bishop of Trier in 332. An intrepid defender of the orthodox faith aga…
Originally from Aquitaine and close to the Carolingian family, Modoald became Bishop of Trier during the reign of Dagobert. He succeeded in …
A monk originally from Syracuse, trained in Constantinople and on Mount Sinai, Simeon traveled throughout Europe to collect alms. After many…
The patron saints of Trier include: Saint Agritius (Agry), Saint Basin, Bishop of Trier, Saint Magneric (Maigneric), Saint Marus of Trier, Saint Maximin of Trier, Saint Modoald of Trier and Saint Simeon of Trier.
For Trier, you can pray to: Saint Agritius (Agry), Saint Basin, Bishop of Trier, Saint Magneric (Maigneric), Saint Marus of Trier, Saint Maximin of Trier, Saint Modoald of Trier and Saint Simeon of Trier.