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Severus of Avranches

d. 690

French bishop and saint

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About Severus of Avranches

Severus of Avranches was a priest and prelate.

Severus of Avranches was born to a poor peasant family in France. According to historian Georges Goyau, Severus was a sixth century shepherd, "...who was perhaps Bishop of Avranches"

He was a shepherd in his youth. After joining the priesthood, he rose through the ranks of monk, priest and later abbot. He eventually became bishop of Avranches. It appears that he was dragged by the local clergy from his forest cell to undergo consecration. In his later years, he resigned his bishopric and returned to monastic life.

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Important facts

Born
Cotentin Peninsula
Died
690
Occupation

Frequently asked questions

Who was Severus of Avranches?

French bishop and saint

When was Severus of Avranches born?

Severus of Avranches was born in Cotentin Peninsula.

When did Severus of Avranches die?

Severus of Avranches died in 690.

What was Severus of Avranches's occupation?

Severus of Avranches was a priest and prelate.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Severus of Avranches

· Wikidata: Q4411994

· DBpedia: Severus of Avranches

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