SAINT LEUOGISILUS, ABBOT A page of one of Fortunatus Hueber's Saints' books, "Stammenbuch..." (1693) Leuogisilus (Leonegisilus), priest in the diocese of Mans (apud Cenomanos) in France, is referred to at Migne * under the name of St-Longis as Abbot of Boisselière in the Maine province. Bollandus * himself briefly cited him on January 13 (I. 630), under the name of S. Leogisilus, as Abbot of Vergy (Vergiacum) in Burgundy. At the time of the French King Clothair II, Saint Leuogisilus was was born in Allemania of pagan parents of noble blood. Through God's grace he already recognised in his youth the only true God, whom he worshipped dearly despite the opposition of his parents. After a long struggle and much prayer he finally decided to leave his fatherland and everything in order to be able to serve the Lord God undisturbed. So he came to Clermont (Clarus mons, civitas Arvernica) , the capital of the province of Auvergne, where he also led a pious life. Whe...