Relics of the Diocese of Tournai

2° Mons. — The body of Saint Waltrude, in the church of that name: one also finds there notable relics of Saint Aye, of Saint Macarius, Patriarch of Antioch, as well as a considerable bone from the arm of Saint Eligius.

The body of Saint Madelberte, daughter of Saint Waltrude, abbess of Maubeuge, is located at the cathedral of Liège.

3° Binche . — Seven holy bodies were formerly kept there, namely: the bodies of Saint Ursmar, Saint Ermin, Saint Theodulph, Saint Vulgise, Saint Amolain, Saint Abel, Saint Hydupho, and that of Saint Amalberga. Today, only those of Saint Hydupho, lord and monk of Lobbes , and of Saint Theodulph remain.

4° Soignies. — The bodies of Saint Vincent, abbot of Soignies, and of Saint Landri, bishop, abbot of Soignies.

5° Saint-Ghislain. — The bodie s of Saint Ghi slain, abbot of the monastery of that name, and of Saint Sulpice, bishop of Bayeux.

6° Bonne-Espérance, minor seminary (by Vellereille-le-Brayeux, near Binche). — The body of Saint Frédéric, abbot.

7° Aiseau. — The head of Saint Mary of Oignies, who died there.

The learned Meulan makes honorable mention of S aint Vandru b oth in his abridgment of the Saints of Flanders and in his additions to the martyrology of Ussard, on February 3rd, which is the day of her translation. The Annals of Hainaut also speak of her, as do Aubert Mirès, André du Soussal, and other authors of that time.