
Saint Burchard of Würzburg
Also known as: Burchardus; Burkard; Burkhard
Feast Day
2 February (Roman Martyrology); 14 October (translation of relics; Diocese of Würzburg, Germany); 15 July on some calendars
Born
In England
Died
754 in Germany of natural causes; buried at Mount Saint Mary or Old Würzburg; relics transferred in 983 to the monastery of Saint Andrew in Würzburg, Germany; the monastery has since been renamed in hounour of Burchard
Canonized
Pre-Congregation
Biography
Saint Burchard of Würzburg, also known as Burchardus, Burkard, or Burkhard, was born into a wealthy family. Despite his privileged background, he felt a deep calling to serve the Church and to work with the poor. Inspired by the example of Saint Boniface, he became a missionary in the region that is now modern-day Germany.
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