Saint
Gaudentius of Arezzo
Bishop of Arezzo
A hierarch remembered in Western calendars; few details survive.
Life
Gaudentius of Arezzo was bishop of Arezzo in Italy in the fourth century, between 381 and 382. He is venerated as a saint through popular devotion.
A medieval Passio ascribes martyrdom to him under an "emperor Valentinian", but it is hardly credible, above all because all emperors of that name were Christians. All that is known is that in the Middle Ages the church of Arezzo honoured this bishop together with his deacon Culmatius (or Columatus) and kept his day on 19 June, and that a church dedicated to him stood in the city.
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