Saint Florent of Bavaria
A priest originally from Bavaria in the 5th century, Florent miraculously escaped martyrdom to evangelize Gaul. Established as a hermit at Glonne in A…
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First name and chronology
5 saints and blesseds bear the name Florent, between 401 and 1936; the most famous is Saint Florent, celebrated on November 7th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A priest originally from Bavaria in the 5th century, Florent miraculously escaped martyrdom to evangelize Gaul. Established as a hermit at Glonne in A…
Originally from the British Isles, Florent retired to Alsace as a hermit before healing the daughter of King Dagobert II. Having become Bishop of Stra…
A religious of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, Saint Miguel Febres Cordero was a brilliant Ecuadorian educator, linguist, and …
A Polish Capuchin priest, Blessed Honorat Koźmiński founded numerous clandestine religious congregations to circumvent the persecutions of the Tsarist…
Dionisio Pamplona Polo and his 12 companions were Spanish Piarist religious, martyred in 1936 in hatred of the faith during the Spanish Civil War and …
The feast of Florent is celebrated on November 7th, in memory of Saint Florent.
5 saints and blesseds bear the name Florent, including Saint Florent, Saint Florent, Miguel Febres Cordero, Dionisio Pamplona Polo and 12 companions and Honorat Koźmiński.
The most famous saint named Florent is Saint Florent (7th century).