Saint
Batho of Freising
A saint honored at Freising in Bavaria; few details of his life survive.
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- Feast
- July 30old style August 12
- Era
- 11th century
Life
Batho of Freising was a blessed one, a missionary in the area of the diocese of Freising in the eleventh century, chiefly in present-day Carinthia. According to a legend modeled on the New Testament, he fed the converted pagans at Innichen with bread. Afterwards he was chaplain to Bishop Ellenhard and canon of the Saint Andrew foundation at Freising, where he was buried.
In 1376 his bones were moved to a chapel and later to the choir of the church. After the secularization in Bavaria, a farmer from Nandlstadt bought the altar and the shrine; the relics are today in the parish church of Saint Martin at Nandlstadt. He is commemorated on 30 July.
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