Saint Aulus

In the shadow of the mighty Rhône, where the waters carve through the ancient stone of Viviers, a legacy of radical compassion took root. While the chronicles of the early church often fade into the mists of antiquity, the memory of this bishop remains anchored in the deeds of his hands. He is remembered not for the grandeur of cathedrals built in his name, but for the doors he opened to the marginalized and the chains he broke. This is the story of Saint Aulus, a shepherd whose ministry was defined by the tangible care of the suffering.