Saint Adalgisio di Thiérache

600–670 · Medieval

Feast day: June 2

Biography

Adalgis of Thiérache, also known as Saint Adalgis, Saint Algis, or Saint Algise, died on June 2, 670, was a monk of Irish origin and a disciple of Saint Fursey of Péronne. He was a missionary in Thiérache and the founder of parishes in the Diocese of Laon in Picardy. The Catholic and Orthodox Churches celebrate his feast day on June 2.

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