Saint Vivence
A priest and disciple of Saint Hilary in the 5th century, Saint Vivence fled Palestine to take refuge in Gaul. After staying at the Château de Gravion…
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First name and chronology
2 saints and blesseds bear the name Vivence, between 340 and 600; the most famous is Saint Viventiolus, celebrated on July 12th.
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A priest and disciple of Saint Hilary in the 5th century, Saint Vivence fled Palestine to take refuge in Gaul. After staying at the Château de Gravion…
An eminent monk and scholar at Condat, Viventiole became Archbishop of Lyon around 514. A great scholar and friend of Saint Avitus, he played a major …