Venerable
Laudomarus
A holy monk associated with Corbion monastery in Gaul, reposed in 593.
- Feast
- January 19old style February 1
- Reposed
- 5936th century
- Place
- Corbion Monastery
- Order
- Venerables
Life
Saint Laudomarus, also called Laumer or Lomer, founded the monastery of Corbion near Chartres in France and reposed in 593, at more than a hundred years of age.
He was first a shepherd boy in the region of Chartres, then a priest, and he withdrew as a hermit. Disciples came to him, and so he built the monastery of Corbion, of which he was abbot.
He is a saint of the undivided Church, commemorated on 19 January (new style).
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