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Blessed Beaudoin of Beaumont

Blessed Beaudoin of Beaumont, also known as Beaudoin of Belval, was a revered Catholic figure born in the late 13th century in France.

Feast Day July 23

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Blessed Beaudoin of Beaumont, also known as Beaudoin of Belval, was a revered Catholic figure born in the late 13th century in France. He dedicated his life to serving God as a Premonstratensian friar and became a notable Canon at the Norbertine monastery of Notre-Dame in Belval, Argonne, France.

Although physically small in stature, Beaudoin was renowned for his immense faith and strict adherence to a virtuous life. He embodied generosity and exhibited a deep concern for the welfare of the poor and needy. He would often extend his support and aid to those in need, reflecting the teachings of Jesus Christ and the principles of the Catholic faith.

Beaudoin's exceptional leadership qualities and unwavering commitment to his spiritual journey played a pivotal role in the development of the Norbertine monastery at Belval. During his tenure as abbot, which began in 1316, the monastery

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