William of Maleval
Roman Catholic saint
About William of Maleval
Lived 1100 – 1157. William of Maleval was a French anchorite.
William of Maleval , also known as William the Hermit or William the Great, was a Roman Catholic Frenchman and the founder of the Hermits of Saint William, an early branch of the Hermits of Saint Augustine.
Known for his Catholic piety and righteous conduct, Pope Innocent III beatified him in 8 May 1202.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was William of Maleval?
Roman Catholic saint
When was William of Maleval born?
William of Maleval was born in 1100 in Poitiers.
When did William of Maleval die?
William of Maleval died on 10 February 1157 in Tirli.
What was William of Maleval's occupation?
William of Maleval was an anchorite.
What nationality was William of Maleval?
William of Maleval was French.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: William of Maleval
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