Saint Grimonie
An Irish princess who secretly converted to Christianity, Grimonie fled to Gaul to escape a pagan marriage. She lived as…
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6 saints associated
An Irish princess who secretly converted to Christianity, Grimonie fled to Gaul to escape a pagan marriage. She lived as…
Son of lords from Cornouaille, Guenaël became a disciple of Saint Guénolé at Landévennec before succeeding him as abbot.…
An Irish prince converted by Saint Patrick, Guigner renounced the throne to lead the life of a hermit in Armorica and la…
Daughter of King Malcolm of the Scots in the 5th century, Maxence fled to Gaul to preserve her vow of virginity from a p…
Born in Gaul and captured by pirates, Patrick lived six years in slavery in Ireland before escaping. Trained by Saint Ge…
Born in Wales in 480, Samson became an influential monk and bishop, founder of the see of Dol in Armorican Brittany. Ren…
Saints associated with Hibernia: Saint Grimonie, Saint Guenael, Saint Guigner (Fingar), Saint Maxence, Saint Patrick (Patricius) and Saint Samson of Dol.