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Venerable
Sequanus
A priest and hermit, founder of the monastery of Saint-Seine in Burgundy, reposed around 580.
- Feast
- September 19old style October 2
- Reposed
- 5806th century
- Place
- Langres
- Order
- Venerables
Life
Saint Sequanus (Seine, Sigo) was a monk at Réomé and the founder of a monastery at Segreste near Langres in France, later called Saint-Seine after him. He was a priest and hermit and reposed around 580. He is commemorated on 19 September, as a saint of the undivided Church, by the New Calendar. Our sources preserve no further details.
Commemorated the same day September 19
Theodore of CanterburySaint · Archbishop of CanterburySep 19
Theodore the BlackRight-Believing · Prince of Smolensk and YaroslavlSep 19
Goeric of MetzSaint · Bishop of MetzSep 19
Prochorus of PčinjaVenerable · Monk of PčinjaSep 19
The 156 Martyrs of PalestineMartyrSep 19
Trophimus, Sabbatius and DorymedonHoly Martyrs · Martyrs of SynnadaSep 19
Lantpert of FreisingSaint · Bishop of FreisingSep 19
Alexis of Zosima HermitageVenerable · Elder of Zosima HermitageSep 19
Constantine GolubevHieromartyr · Archpriest at BogorodskSep 19
Konstantin UlemetsRight-Believing · Prince of YaroslavlSep 19
David FyodorovichRight-Believing · Prince of YaroslavlSep 19- Nicholas of IskrivkaHieromartyrSep 19