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Saint Regulus of Rheims

Saint Regulus of Rheims, also known as Reol, Reolus, or Rieul, was a significant figure in the Catholic Church during the early medieval period.

Feast Day September 3

Biography

Saint Regulus of Rheims, also known as Reol, Reolus, or Rieul, was a significant figure in the Catholic Church during the early medieval period. Born in the late 7th century, he dedicated his life to the service of God, leaving a lasting impact on the monastic and ecclesiastical communities. Regulus began his spiritual journey as a Benedictine monk at the prestigious Abbey of Rebais in France, where he received a comprehensive education and nurtured his passion for faith and learning. During this time, he became a devoted student of Saint Philibert, a renowned theologian and monastic reformer. With the blessings and guidance of his mentor, Regulus embarked on a path that would lead him to become the Archbishop of Rheims, France.

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