- friend. Adalbald's wife made
Marchiennes Abbey a
double monastery in 643.
Adalbard was ********inated in
obscure cir****stances in 652, near Périgueux during...
-
first half of the 8th
century AD),
Northumbrian Anglo-Saxon
missionary St.
Adalbard (Adalbert I of Ostrevent, died 652),
founder of
Marchiennes Abbey and husband...
-
family in Gascony, the
daughter of Ernoldo, lord of Toulouse. She
married Adalbard, Duke of Douai,
despite the
opposition of some
members of her family. In...
-
returned to the
Merovingian kingdom in 630.
Amandus was a
close friend of
Adalbard of Ostrevent, whom he
advised on the
founding Marchiennes Abbey. His disciple...
-
Groundhog Day
Anniversary of
Treaty of
Tartu (Estonia)
Christian Feast Day:
Adalbard Cornelius the
Centurion Martyrs of
Ebsdorf February 2 (Eastern Orthodox...
- 702) was a
nobleman and
Benedictine abbot. His
parents were
Rictrude and
Adalbard. He is a
Catholic saint, with a
feast day on May 5,
especially venerated...
-
Bishop of
Dorchester Gertrude of Hamay [fr] 649
Grandmother of St
Adalbard of
Ostrevent and great-grandmother of Sts
Adalsinda and
Eusebia Paul ...
- Churches.
Their parents were Richtrudis, a Gascoigne-Basque heiress, and
Adalbard I of Ostrevent, a
Frankish duke of Douai. Both
mother and
father are also...
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monastery located on the
Scarpe in Marchiennes. It was
founded around 630 by
Adalbard of Douai, and
Irish monks,
disciples of
Saint Columb****, on the advice...
- Rome,
where a
basilica is
dedicated to her. One of the
daughters of Sts
Adalbard (or Adalbald) and Rictrudis, she
became a nun at
Marchiennes Abbey with...
