St. Liutberga of Windenhausen Biography
St. Liutberga of Windenhausen Profile. Born: 9th century in Germany, Europe. Worked in Germany. Died: April 3 863, 865, 876, 882 or c.870 AD in Thale, Magdeburg, Saxony. Feast Day is celebrated on April 3.
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St. Liutberga of Windenhausen 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 |
9th century |
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Country of Birth |
Germany of Europe |
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Saints who were Monks |
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Profession |
monk |
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Place of Work |
Germany |
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Date of Death |
April 3 863, 865, 876, 882 or c.870 AD |
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Place of Death |
Thale, Magdeburg, Saxony |
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Feast Day |
April 3 |
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Beatification |
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Canonization |
Canonized by Pre-Congregation |
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Saint’s Biography
Saint Liutberga was born at the beginning of the 9th century Germany. She was the daughter of Duke Hessis who had converted to Christianity in 775 and died in 804 as a monk at Fulda Monastery.
In 830 to 840 she lived in solitude for God as a hermit, she was given permission by bishop Thiadgrim of Halberstadt to aware the nun veil. St. Liutberga taught crafts, painting and making music to girls. She was visited by bishops who come to seek her advice. Among them was Ansgar from Hamburg-Bremen and Haimo from Halberstadt.
Death
She died of natural causes in Thale near Magdeburg in Germany on April 3.
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