Right-Believing
Agatha Hildegard
A right-believing noblewoman of Carinthia, reposed in 1024.
- Feast
- February 5old style February 18
- Reposed
- 102411th century
- Place
- Carinthia
Life
Righteous Agatha Hildegard was the wife of the Count of Carinthia, in present-day Austria, and she reposed in the year 1024. Orthodox England presents her as a model of devotion and patience under the harsh treatment of her jealous husband, whom she later converted. She is venerated as a saint of the undivided Church and is commemorated on 5 February (new calendar).
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