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Saint Amandus of Bordeaux

Saint Amandus of Bordeaux, also known as Amand, Amando, Amantius, and Amatius, was a bishop of Bordeaux, France, in the early 5th century.

Feast Day June 18

Biography

Saint Amandus of Bordeaux, also known as Amand, Amando, Amantius, and Amatius, was a bishop of Bordeaux, France, in the early 5th century. Born in the latter part of the 4th century, he lived during a time of significant Christian growth and theological development. Very little is known about Saint Amandus' early life and background. However, his impact as Bishop of Bordeaux and his association with other important figures of the time tell us of his importance in the Christian community. One of the significant events in Saint Amandus' life was his role in bringing Saint Paulinus of Nola to the faith. Saint Paulinus, a renowned scholar and later bishop, became one of the most important voices of Christianity in the region.

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