
Saint Gudule of Brussels
Also known as: Ergoule; Goedele; Goelen; Gould; Goule; Gudula
Feast Day
8 January; 19 January in the diocese of Hamme and Moorsel
Born
C.time-line-650 in Hamme, Brabant (in modern Belgium)
Died
8 January 712 at Hamme, Brabant (Belgium) of natural causes; buried in front of the church door in her hometown of Hamme; relics translated to Moorsel, Belgium relics translated to the church of Saint Gery in Brussels in 978 relics translated to the collegiate church of Saint Michel (later Sainte Gudule) in Brussels in 1047 relics destroyed by Calvinists on 6 June 1579 ; relics translated to the church of Saint Gery in Brussels in 978; relics translated to the collegiate church of Saint Michel (later Sainte Gudule) in Brussels in 1047; relics destroyed by Calvinists on 6 June 1579
Canonized
Pre-Congregation
Biography
Saint Gudule of Brussels (c. 650–712) was a noblewoman whose life of profound piety and miraculous grace made her the patron saint of Brussels. Born the daughter of Count Witger and Saint Am
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