Saint Landry of Paris
Bishop of Paris under Clovis II, Saint Landry distinguished himself by his heroic charity, selling sacred vessels to feed the poor during the famine o…
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First name and chronology
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Landry, between 591 and 1100; the most famous is Saint Landry, celebrated on April 17th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
Bishop of Paris under Clovis II, Saint Landry distinguished himself by his heroic charity, selling sacred vessels to feed the poor during the famine o…
Son of Saint Mauger and Saint Waltrude, Landry renounced a career at court to embrace the ecclesiastical state. Having become Bishop of Meaux, he dist…
A monk of Novalesa who became the parish priest of Lanslevillard, Landry dedicated himself to restoring the faith in Maurienne following the Saracen i…
The feast of Landry is celebrated on April 17th, in memory of Saint Landry.
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Landry, including Saint Landry, Saint Landry and Saint Landry.
The most famous saint named Landry is Saint Landry (7th century).