Holy Venerables
Salome and Judith
Holy recluses, commemorated together in the Western calendars.
- Feast
- June 29old style July 12
- Era
- 9th century
- Order
- Venerables
Life
Saints Salome and Judith lived as recluses (anchoresses) at Oberalteich Abbey in Germany in the ninth century. According to the account, Salome was a princess from England who had been exiled, and in Bavaria she was befriended by a pious widow named Judith. Both withdrew to Oberalteich, to the abbey dedicated to Saints Peter and Paul, and lived there in solitude.
They are commemorated together on 29 June as saints of the undivided Church, by the New Calendar. Our sources say no more.
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