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MUNDERIC, BISHOP OF ARISITUM - 18 MARCH

 

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MUNDERIC, BISHOP OF ARISITUM


Munderic (Mundericus) (Munderich) of Langres (French Mondry, Modericus, Mondericus, Mundéric) (born c. 540; died c. 580) was a Frankish bishop and Christian saint. His feast day is March 18. Since some sources reckon him to be the same person as Mondry of Cellettes, May 10 and 12 are also considered memorial days.

Munderic of Langres was the son of Ferreole of Rodez and Saint Deuteria, abbess of Saint-Pierre in Reims. His siblings were Ferreole of Narbonne, Lucilla Ferreola, Agilulf, Deotarius, Babon, Ragenfred and Ausbert.

Munderic was coadjutor of the ill Bischop Tetricus of Langres, who died in 572/73. He was then consecrated Bishop of Tonnerre. However, he fell out of favour with the Frankish King Guntram I and was imprisoned. After his release, he went to Austrasia under the protection of King Sigibert I. The latter appointed Munderic as bishop of the newly founded diocese of Arisitum. A short time later Munderic died.

https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munderich_von_Langres





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