Saint Inés de Aislingen

Agnes of Aislingen (born 15th century in Aislingen, died probably January 21, 1504, in Rebdorf, Germany) was a saint of the Catholic Church and a hermit. She was a recluse at an Augustinian monastery near Rebdorf. Leading a life of prayer and renunciation, she became the most famous recluse in Bavaria. She is a patron saint of Bavaria, Aislingen, and Eichstätt in Germany. Her feast day in the Catholic calendar is January 21.