Blessed Albert the Great
Born in Swabia at the end of the 12th century, Albert the Great was one of the greatest geniuses of the Middle Ages, exc…
Place
Regensburg
DE
16 saints associated
Saint Aurelia (Daughter of France)
Presumed daughter of Hugh Capet, Aurelia fled the French court to escape a forced marriage. She took refuge in Regensbur…
Bernhard Lehner
Bernhard Lehner (1930-1944) was a young German boy, a precocious seminarian, recognized as Venerable for his piety and s…
Saint Emmeran of Poitiers
A 7th-century bishop from Poitiers, Emmeran set out to evangelize Bavaria. Falsely accused of seduction by the daughter …
Saint Erhard (Eberhard)
A missionary bishop of the 8th century, Erhard evangelized Bavaria and established his see in Regensburg. He is famous f…
Eustachius Kugler
A German Hospitaller Brother, Eustachius Kugler distinguished himself through the construction of the Regensburg hospita…
Frederick of Regensburg
Augustinian lay brother and carpenter in Regensburg during the 13th-14th century, famous for his humility and Eucharisti…
Georg Michael Wittmann
Auxiliary bishop of Regensburg, Georg Michael Wittmann dedicated his life to the formation of the clergy, heroic charity…
Saint Paulinus of Aquileia
Originally from Alsace, Paulinus was an illustrious prelate and scholar under the reign of Charlemagne, becoming Patriar…
Saint Udalric (Ulric) of Cluny
Born in Regensburg to a noble family, Udalric was a monk at Cluny under the direction of Saint Hugh. A great traveler an…
Saint Wolfgang of Pfullingen
A Benedictine monk who became Bishop of Regensburg in the 10th century, Wolfgang distinguished himself by his apostolic …
Frequently asked questions
Which saints are connected to Regensburg?
Saints associated with Regensburg: Blessed Albert the Great, Saint Aurelia (Daughter of France), Bernhard Lehner, Saint Emmeran of Poitiers, Saint Erhard (Eberhard), Eustachius Kugler, Frederick of Regensburg and Georg Michael Wittmann.