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St. Landry, Bishop of Paris
June 10
St. Landry, also known as Landericus, was a Bishop of Paris who lived from about 646 to 661. He is celebrated for his dedication to serving God and helping the poor. He was known for his work in establishing the city’s first hospital, selling church property to aid the famine-stricken, and welcoming the Benedictines to his diocese. His feast day is June 10.
Here’s a more detailed look at his life and accomplishments:
- Bishop of Paris: St. Landry served as Bishop of Paris from 650 to 661.