Saint Ansegisus
A friend of Charlemagne and Louis the Pious, Saint Ansegis was a major reforming abbot of the 9th century. He restored t…
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Today: Saint-Wandrille-Rançon
7 saints associated
A friend of Charlemagne and Louis the Pious, Saint Ansegis was a major reforming abbot of the 9th century. He restored t…
A monk of Fontenelle and disciple of Saint Wandrille, Saint Bain became Bishop of Thérouanne in 685. Nicknamed the Apost…
Born into the Frankish nobility, Bénigne was abbot of Fontenelle and later Flay in the 8th century. Despite the politica…
An English priest who came to Gaul for the contemplative life, Saint Condède first lived as a hermit before joining the …
Formerly the grand cupbearer to King Clotaire III, Hermeland left the court to become a monk at Fontenelle. Sent to the …
A nobleman from the Gâtinais and Archbishop of Sens, Wulfran abandoned his see to evangelize the Frisians. He was distin…
Saints associated with Fontenelle Abbey: Saint Ansegisus, Saint Bain (Baingne), Saint Benignus of Flay, Saint Condedus, Saint Hermeland (Erbland) and Saint Wulfran of Abbeville.
Fontenelle Abbey corresponds today to Saint-Wandrille-Rançon.