Waleria of Honnecourt

Saint Waleria of Honnecourt (in Polish Waleria) is a virgin of Gaul, from Honnecourt, now Honnecourt-⁠sur-⁠Escaut in France, who probably lived in the 7th century. She is venerated in the Western Church and commemorated on 8 October.

With her sister Pollena she led a devout life, a kind of "domestic monastery", spiritually supported by their elder brother Litfard, a bishop. After their death a Benedictine convent, the abbey of Saint Peter, arose at Honnecourt, where both sisters were honored. The cult spread also to Cambrai. The relics were reportedly moved later to Saint-⁠Quentin.

The source says no more of Waleria's life.