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Saint Ostianus

Saint Ostianus, also known as Ostian, Ostiane, Ostiano, or Hostien, was a remarkable figure in the early centuries of Christianity.

Feast Day June 30Died August 1, 1711

Biography

Saint Ostianus, also known as Ostian, Ostiane, Ostiano, or Hostien, was a remarkable figure in the early centuries of Christianity. Born in the 6th century, he was a relative of King Sigismund of Burgundy and the renowned Saint Venantius of Viviers. Saint Ostianus lived a life of incredible devotion and selflessness, leaving a lasting impact on the dioceses of Viviers and Puy in France. At a young age, Ostianus felt a profound calling to dedicate himself to the service of God and his fellow human beings. Inspired by the teachings of Christ on renouncing worldly possessions, he willingly gave away all that he owned. With an intense desire to spread the message of love and faith, Ostianus sought ordination and became a priest.

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