Martyr
Nithard of Corbie
A monk of Corbie, slain for Christ in 845.
- Feast
- February 4old style February 17
- Reposed
- 8459th century
- Place
- Corbie Abbey
- Order
- Martyrs
Life
Holy Martyr Nithard of Corbie was a monk at Corbie and a companion of Saint Ansgar, whom he followed to Sweden as a missionary. The pagan Swedes killed him for his faith in the year 845. He is venerated as a saint of the undivided Church and is commemorated on 4 February (new calendar).
Commemorated the same day February 4
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Alexei SharovHieromartyr · ArchpriestFeb 4
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