Saint Libert

1140 · Medieval · Benedictines

Feast day: April 7

Biography

Saint Libert (Latin: Libertus, Liethbertus; French: Liébert; German: Lietbert, Lietbrecht; died 1140) was a saint of the Catholic Church, a Benedictine monk, and a martyr. He was a priest who, as a recluse at the monastery of Saint-Crespin, offered God's mercy to pilgrims. He recited the entire Book of Psalms daily. His feast day is celebrated on April 7.

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