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Saint Maurus

Saint Maurus (French: Maur; Italian: Mauro) (512–584) was a Benedictine monk best known as the first disciple of Benedict of Nursia. He is mentioned in Gregory the Great's biography of the latter as the first oblate, offered to the monastery by his noble Roman parents as a young boy to be brought up in the monastic life.

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Attributes
crutch; Benedictine habit, abbot's cross and a spade
Born
January 1, 512
Died
January 15, 584
Feast
before 1969: January 15; after 1969: November 22
Patronage
disabled people; arcoal burners; cobblers; coppersmiths; shoemakers, Azores, invoked against rheumatism, epilepsy, gout, hoarseness, cold
Venerated in
Catholic Church Eastern Orthodox Church

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related to Life of Saint Maurus · 49
Saint Maurus → Abbot Odo, According, All, Amalarius, Angers, Anjou, Apologia Missionis St, Beda Adlhoch, Benedict, Benedict's, Benedictine, Fleury, France, Francia, French, Gaul, Gauzlin, Glanfeuil, Glanfeuil Abbey, Hagiography
related to Sources · 39
Saint Maurus → An Illustrated Life, Apostle, Art, Benedict, Cistercian Publications, Date, Disciple, Edmund, Evolution Publishing, France, Gardner, Getty Publications, Glanfeuil, Great, Holy Man, Ibid, Iconography, Image, ISBN, John
related to Iconography · 16
Saint Maurus → Another, Benedict, Benedictine, Ditches, Fossés, France, Glanfeuil, He, In Christian, Maurus, Middle Ages, Montecassino, Paris, Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, The, Vikings
see also · 5
Saint Maurus → Diocese, Koothrapally, Malabar Catholic Church, Maur AbbeySt Mary's Syro, Saint MaurusSaint Maurus
Attributes · 1
Saint Maurus → crutch; Benedictine habit, abbot's cross and a spade
Born · 1
Saint Maurus → January 1, 512
Died · 1
Saint Maurus → January 15, 584
Feast · 1
Saint Maurus → before 1969: January 15; after 1969: November 22
Patronage · 1
Saint Maurus → disabled people; arcoal burners; cobblers; coppersmiths; shoemakers, Azores, invoked against rheumatism, epilepsy, gout, hoarseness, cold
Venerated in · 1
Saint Maurus → Catholic Church Eastern Orthodox Church

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maurus benedict benedictine saint st glanfeuil placidus abbey life maur first also church france gregory monk cross french monks monte

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Saint MaurusAttributescrutch; Benedictine habit, abbot's cross and a spade1.00infobox
Saint MaurusBornJanuary 1, 5121.00infobox
Saint MaurusDiedJanuary 15, 5841.00infobox
Saint MaurusFeastbefore 1969: January 15; after 1969: November 221.00infobox
Saint MaurusPatronagedisabled people; arcoal burners; cobblers; coppersmiths; shoemakers, Azores, invoked against rheumatism, epilepsy, gout, hoarseness, cold1.00infobox
Saint MaurusVenerated inCatholic Church Eastern Orthodox Church1.00infobox
Beda Adlhochinstance ofScholars0.80text
meanwhileinstance ofScholars0.80text
defended a more reliable Odoinstance ofScholars0.80text
Saint Maurusrelated to IconographyIn Christian0.60section
Saint Maurusrelated to IconographyMaurus0.60section
Saint Maurusrelated to IconographyBenedictine0.60section

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