Saint
Felix of Toledo
Archbishop of Toledo
Archbishop of Toledo in Visigothic Spain, who reposed around the year 700.
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Life
Felix of Toledo, also called Felix of Seville, was bishop of Seville in the late seventh century. In 693, at the request of the Visigothic king Egica, he replaced Archbishop Sisbert, who had joined a plot against the king by supporting the rebel noble Sunifred. Around the year 700 he became archbishop of the royal capital, Toledo; Gundericus succeeded him.
The Roman Catholic Church commemorates him on 2 May.
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