Saint Adalard of Corbie
A Carolingian prince and cousin of Charlemagne, Adalard renounced the court to become a monk at Corbie. Despite his desi…
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Today: Corbie
5 saints associated
A Carolingian prince and cousin of Charlemagne, Adalard renounced the court to become a monk at Corbie. Despite his desi…
Born in Picardy and educated at the Abbey of Corbie, Ansgar became the tireless apostle of Denmark and Sweden in the 9th…
Fuscien and Victoric, 3rd-century Roman missionaries, evangelized northern Gaul before being welcomed in Sains by Gentie…
A monk of Corbie who became bishop of Beauvais in 821, Hildeman distinguished himself by his charity and wisdom during c…
A monk and later Abbot of Corbie in the 9th century, Paschasius Radbertus was a major theologian famous for his treatise…
Saints associated with Corbie Abbey: Saint Adalard of Corbie, Saint Ansgar (Apostle of the North), Saint Fuscian, Saint Victoricus and Saint Gentian, Saint Hildeman of Beauvais and Saint Paschasius Radbertus.
Corbie Abbey corresponds today to Corbie.