Saint Bruno the Great
Son of Henry the Fowler and Saint Matilda, Bruno the Great was a major prelate and statesman of the 10th century. Archbishop of Cologne and Duke of Lo…
First name and chronology
7 saints and blesseds bear the name Bruno, between 925 and 1830; the most famous is Saint Leo IX, celebrated on April 19th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
Son of Henry the Fowler and Saint Matilda, Bruno the Great was a major prelate and statesman of the 10th century. Archbishop of Cologne and Duke of Lo…
A Saxon nobleman and close to Emperor Otto III, Bruno left the court to become a monk under the guidance of Saint Romuald. Consecrated as a missionary…
Bishop of Würzburg in the 11th century, Bruno was a charitable pastor and a builder, notably of Saint Kilian's Cathedral. Close to emperors Conrad the…
Bruno of Toul, born in Alsace in 1002, was a great reformer of the Church in the 11th century. Elected pope under the name Leo IX in 1049, he traveled…
Born in Cologne and a brilliant chancellor of Reims, Bruno left behind honors to found the Carthusian Order in 1084 in the desert of the Dauphiné. Cal…
Born into the nobility of Asti, Bruno was an ardent defender of the Eucharist and a close advisor to the popes. Bishop of Segni and later abbot of Mon…
A Piedmontese priest and founder of the Congregation of the Oblates of the Virgin Mary, Bruno Lanteri distinguished himself through his fight against …
The feast of Bruno is celebrated on April 19th, in memory of Saint Leo IX.
7 saints and blesseds bear the name Bruno, including Saint Leo IX, Saint Bruno, Saint Bruno, Saint Bruno and Saint Bruno.
The most famous saint named Bruno is Saint Leo IX (11th century).