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Saint Patiens of Lyon

Saint Patiens of Lyon, also known as Paziente, was an Archbishop of Lyon, France during the late fifth century.

Feast Day September 11

Biography

Saint Patiens of Lyon, also known as Paziente, was an Archbishop of Lyon, France during the late fifth century. Not much is known about his early life and background, but he gained recognition and respect for his notable contributions to the Church and his dedication to serving the poor. Saint Patiens worked closely with another renowned saint of the time, Saint Sidonius Apollinaris, who highly praised his virtues and accomplishments. As the Archbishop of Lyon, Patiens played a critical role in overseeing the affairs of the Diocese and was known for his humility, kindness, and piety. One remarkable aspect of Saint Patiens' life was his selfless devotion to the impoverished. He donated all his income and possessions to help those in need, exemplifying the Christian virtue of charity.

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