St. Arnulf of Metz Biography
Saint Arnulf of Metz Profile. Born: 580 AD in France, Europe. Worked in France. Died: August 16 640 in France. Feast Day is celebrated on July 18.
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The Memorial of Saint Arnulf of Metz – Saint of the Day |
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St. Arnulf of Metz Biography, Feast Day, Date of Birth, Country of Birth, Profession, Place of Work, Date of Death, Place of Death, Beatification Date, Canonization Date |
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Date of Birth |
580 AD |
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Country of Birth |
France in Europe |
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Matrimony/Holy Orders |
Saints who were Bishops |
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Profession |
Bishop |
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Place of Work |
France |
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Date of Death |
August 16 640 |
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Place of Death |
France |
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Feast Day |
July 18 |
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Beatification |
Beatified by N/A |
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Canonization |
Canonized by Pre-Congregation |
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Patron Saint of |
N/A |
Biography
Saint Arnulf of Metz, retainer and guide of Austrasian King Theodebert II. A soldier. Hitched the Lady Doda. Father. From his child Ansegisel and St. Begga of Ardenne came the Carolingian rulers of France. Single man. In 610, when Arnulf was going to turn into a priest at Lérins, he was designated bishop of Metz, France. He assumed a noticeable job in undertakings of state, was instrumental in making Clotaire of Neustria lord of Austrasia, was boss advocate to King Dagobert of Austrasia. In 626 Arnulf surrendered his see and resigned to a hermitage close to the monastery of Remiremont.
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