Blessed Rosamonde of Blaru

Rosamund of Blaru (12th century) was a Norman noblewoman, Lady of Vernon, mother of Saint Adjutor, and a blessed of the Catholic Church. Blessed Rosamund lived in 12th-century Normandy and hailed from Blaru. She was the wife of John, Lord of Vernon. She provided a Christian upbringing for her son, Saint Adjutor, a crusader and later hermit. Rosamund was venerated alongside her son in the dioceses of Chartres, Évreux, and Rouen. Her feast day is observed on April 30.