Saint
Amon of Toul
Bishop of Toul
The second Bishop of Toul in Gaul, successor of Saint Mansuetus, of the 4th century.
- Feast
- October 23old style November 5
- Era
- 4th century
- Place
- Toul
- Order
- Hierarchs
Life
Saint Amon of Toul was the second known Bishop of Toul in Gaul, successor of Saint Mansuetus, in the fourth century. He is mentioned around the year 375; the date of his repose is not known and may have been about 423.
He is a saint of the undivided Church, commemorated on 23 October (new style, Western calendar).
Commemorated the same day October 23
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