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13Th Century Illustration of Saint Amphibalus Baptizing Converts By Matthew Paris
13Th Century Illustration of Saint Amphibalus Baptizing Converts By Matthew Paris

Saint Amphibalus of Verulam

Saint
Pre-Congregation

Feast Day

24-Jun

Died

C.304; relics enshrined in Saint Alban’s Abbey in 1178; relics re-enshrined c.1350; shrine destroyed and relics dispersed during the dissolution of the abbies during the Reformation; remaining relics re-collected during the 19th century and enshrined in Saint Alban’s Cathedral, Hertfordshire, England

Canonized

Pre-Congregation

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Biography

Saint Amphibalus of Verulam was a prominent figure in the early Christian Church, known for his unwavering faith and close association with Saint Alban of Verulam. He was a cleric and a dear friend to Saint Alban, working alongside him in spreading the teachings of Christianity in Verulamium, which is now known as St. Albans, located in present-day Hertfordshire, England.


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