Saint Isbergue (Giselle)
Daughter of Pepin the Short and sister of Charlemagne, Saint Isbergue refused several royal alliances to dedicate herself to God. Struck by a miraculo…
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First name and chronology
2 saints and blesseds bear the name Giselle, between 701 and 1935; the most famous is Saint Isbergue, celebrated on May 21st.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
Daughter of Pepin the Short and sister of Charlemagne, Saint Isbergue refused several royal alliances to dedicate herself to God. Struck by a miraculo…
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