Chronological list of Catholic saints in the 7th century

A list of people, who died during the 7th century, who have received recognition as Blessed (through beatification) or Saint (through canonization) from the Catholic Church:

Saints

Name Birth Birthplace Death Place of death Notes
Aetherius     602   Bishop of Lyon
Comgall[1] 516   602  
Anacharius (Aunaire)     603   Bishop of Auxerre
Fintan of Cloneenagh[2]     603  
Gregory of Agrigento     603   Bishop of Agrigento
Augustine of Canterbury     604   Bishop of Canterbury
Gregory the Great 540   604   pope
Aredius of Gap     605   Archbishop of Gap
John Climacus 525   605  
Peter the Deacon     605  
Venantius Fortunatus     605   Bishop of Poitiers
Paterius     606   Bishop of Brescia
Peter of Canterbury     606  
Didier (Desiderius of Vienne) 558   607   Bishop of Vienne
Eulogius of Alexandria     608  
Glodesind     608  
Anastasius XII     609 Antioch
Artemius     609   Bishop of Sens
John     609   Bishop of Syracuse
Licinius of Angers     609   Bishop of Angers
Mo Lua of Killaloe (Lughaidh, Molua) [3]     609
Anastasius XIII     610   Bishop of Brescia
Drostan[4]     610  
Lupus of Châlons     610   Bishop of Châlons-sur-Saône
Virgilius of Arles 530   610  
Colman of Lann Elo 555   612   Bishop of Connor
Dominic     612   Bishop of Brescia
Florentina     612  
Theodore of Sykeon     613   Bishop of Anastasiopol
Ceraunus     614   Bishop of Paris
Forty-Four Martyrs of Palestine     614  
Mungo[5] 518   614  
Boniface IV     615   pope
Columbanus[6] 530   615  
Æthelberht 560   616  
Cronan "the Tanner"     617  
Wendalinus (Wendelinus)     617  
Donnán of Eigg   maybe Ireland 617 Eigg martyr
Adeodatus I     618   pope
Kevin of Glendalough     618  
John the Almsgiver 555   619  
Lawrence of Canterbury     619  
Basolus (Basle) 555   620  
Merinus (Meadhran, Merryn)     620  
Deiniol     621  
Desiderius     621   Bishop of Auxerre
Attalas     622  
Walericus (Valery)     622  
Bertrand (Bishop of Le Mans)     623   Bishop of Le Mans
Betharius (Bohaire, Boetharius)     623   Bishop of Chartres
Lupus (Leu)     623   Bishop of Sens
Austregisilus (Outril) 551   624   Bishop of Bourges
Mellitus     624  
Deicolus (Desle)     625  
Gagericus (Gau, Gery)     625   Bishop of Cambrai
Salvius (Salve, Sauve)     625   Bishop of Amiens
Ursicinus     625  
Vitalis of Gaza     625  
Aidan (Edan, Modoc, or Maedoc)     626   Bishop of Ferns
Amatus     627  
Justus     627  
Anastasius the Persian (Anastasius XIV)     628  
Anastasius XV (Anastasius II)     628   Bishop of Pavia
Blidulf (Bladulph)     630  
Conwall (Conval)     630  
Flavitus (Flaive)     630  
Fulgentius     630   Bishop of Ecija
Enogatus     631   Bishop of Aleth
Colman of Kilmacduagh[7] 550   632  
Cagnoald (Chainoaldus, Cagnou)     633   Bishop of Laon
Edwin of Northumbria     633  
Finbar (Barry)     633  
Renovatus     633   Bishop of Mérida
Amabilis(Mable)     634  
Sigeberht of East Anglia     634  
Fintán of Taghmon (Mun, Munnu, Mundus)     635  
Isidore 560   636   Bishop of Seville
Fergna "the White"     637  
Tanca     637  
Sophronius 550   638  
Acharius     639   Bishop of Noyon-Tournai
Carthage (Carthach the Younger, Mochuda)     639  
Laserian (Laisren, Molaisse)     639  
Mochelloc     639  
Alena (Aline)     640  
Arnulf (Arnoul, Arnuiph) 582   640   Bishop of Metz
Bertulf (Bertuiph)     640  
Ernan of Cluvain-Deoghra     640   year of death c. 640, exact year unknown
Cronan of Roscrea     640  
Ferreolus (Ernan)     640  
Leontius of Saintes     640   Bishop of Saintes
Romanus of Rouen     640   Bishop of Rouen
Blessed Pepin of Landen     640  
Syra of Troyes     640   Irish nun
Romulus of Genoa     641   Bishop of Genoa
Oswald     642  
Goericus (Abbo, Goericus)     643   Bishop of Metz
Peregrinus     643  
Paulinus[8] 584   644   Bishop of York
Trudpert     644  
Victorinus     644   Bishop of Como
Modoaldus (Romoaldus)     645   Bishop of Trier
Monon     645  
Mura McFeredach (Muran, Murames)     645  
Riquier (Richarius)     645  
Gall 550   646  
Ethelburga of Lyminge     647  
Sulpicius II (Sulpice, Pius)     647   Bishop of Bourges
Birinus     649   Bishop of Dorchester
Gertrude of Hamay [fr]     649   Grandmother of St Adalbard of Ostrevent and great-grandmother of Sts Adalsinda and Eusebia
Paul     649   Bishop of Verdun
Ernan of Torach     650   abbot
Agilus (Ayeul)     650  
Aquilinus     650  
Baldomerus (Galmier)     650  
Dymphna[9] and Gerebernus     650  
Fursey[10]     650  
Leobald (Leotlebod)     650  
Maroveus     650  
Osmanna (Argariarga)     650  
Titian     650  
Winifred (Guinevra, Gwenfrewi, Winefride) [11]     650  
Oswine of Deira     651 Yorkshire King of Northumbria
Aidan     651   Bishop of Lindisfarne
Braulio of Zaragoza 587   651   Bishop of Saragossa
Adalbard I of Ostrevent     652  
Foillan[12]     652  
Haduin (Harduin)     653   Bishop of Le Mans
Honorius     653  
Irene     653  
Romaric     653  
Ultan of Ardbraccan[13][14]     653  
Benedict     654   Bishop of Sebaste
Burgundofara[15] 600   655  
Didier (Desiderius) 590   655   Bishop of Cahors
Foillan     655  
Madelgisilus (Mauguille, Maguil, Mauguil)     655  
Martin I     655   pope
Molagga (Laicin)     655  
Sigiramnus (Cyran)     655  
Felix of Brescia     656   Bishop of Brescia
Ithamar (bishop)     656   Bishop of Rochester
Mochoemoc (Machaemhog, Puicherius, Vuicherius)     656  
Sigebert III of Austrasia 631   656  
Domnus     657   Bishop of Vienne
Eugenius I     657   pope
Hieu     657  
Livinus (Lebwin)     657  
Annemund (Annemundus, St Chamond)     658   Bishop of Lyon
Diman     658  
Geremarus (Germer)     658  
Judicaël 590   658   King of Domnonia & Brittany
Bavo (Allowin) 589   659  
Colman of Glendalough     659  
Gertrude of Nivelles[16] 626   659  
Antoninus     660  
Blitmund     660  
Clarus     660  
Donatus of Besançon     660   Bishop of Besançon
Elias     660   Bishop of Syracuse
Eligius (Eloi) 590   660   Bishop of Noyon
Etto (Ze)     660  
Eusebia of Hamage[17][18] 637 660 Abbess of Hamage
Florbert     660  
John Camillus the Good     660   Bishop of Milan
Racho (Ragnobert)     660   Bishop of Autun
Saethryth (Sethrida)     660  
Theodichildis (Telchildis)     660  
Thomian (Toiman)     660  
Zosimus     660   Bishop of Syracuse
Boisil (Boswell)     661  
Landericus (Landry)     661   Bishop of Paris
Palladius     661   Bishop of Auxerre
Cummian Fada[19]     662  
Rumwold 662 King's Sutton 662   Infant saint, by tradition born and died at Walton Grounds, near the village of King's Sutton, Northamptonshire
Hadulph     662   Bishop of Arras Cambrai
Maximus the Confessor 580   662  
Pelinus of Brindisi     662  
Cunibert     663   Bishop of Cologne
Aileran (Sapiens the Wise) [20]     664  
Cedd     664  
Deusdedit (Freithona)     664  
Tuda of Lindisfarne     664   Bishop of Lindisfarne
Féchín of Fore     665  
Fructuosus of Braga     665   Bishop of Braga
Gibitrudis     665  
Patricia of Naples[21]     665  
Eloque (Eloquius)     666  
Aurea     667  
Ildefonsus of Toledo 606   667  
Adrian     668  
Landoald     668  
Waldebert (Walbert, Gaubert)     668  
Wandrille (Wandregisilus) 600   668  
Aubert (Autbert)     669   Bishop of Cambrai-Arras
Jodoc (Josse)     669  
Serenidus     669 [22]
Æthelred and Æthelberht     669   murdered Kentish princes
Adalgesus     670  
Leudinus Bodo     670   Bishop of Toul
Fiacre[23]     670  
Goban (Gobain)     670  
Hildemarca     670  
Maxellendis     670  
Omer (Audomarus)     670  
Theodard[24]     670   Bishop of Maastricht
Wilfretrudis     670  
Blessed Ferreolus     670   Bishop of Grenoble
Babolen     671  
Basinus     672   Bishop of Trier
Chad (Ceadda)     672   Bishop of Mercia
Faro     672   Bishop of Meaux
Lactali     672  
Vincentian     672  
Vitalian     672   pope
Frodobert     673  
Remaclus     673   Bishop of Maastricht
Drausinus (Drausius)     674   Bishop of Soissons
Amandus (Amand) 584   675  
Colman     675   Bishop of Lindisfarne
Emilian (Eminian, Imelin)     675  
Frugentius     675  
Gebetrude (Gertrude)     675  
Germanus of Granfelden     675  
Goeznoveus (Guesnoveus, Governou)     675   Bishop of Quimper
Placid     675  
Aigulf     676  
Amarinus     676   Abbot
Ampelius     676   Bishop of Milan
Gerinus     676  
Gundebert (Gondelbert, Gumbert)     676   Bishop of Sens
Mildgytha[25]     676  
Praejectus (Prix, Prest, or Preils)     676  
Vincent Madelgarius 615   677  
Arbogast (Arascach)     678  
Mummolus (Mommulus)     678  
Nathalan[26]     678   Bishop of Tullicht
Dagobert II     679  
Deodatus of Nevers (Die, Didier)     679   Bishop of Nevers
Etheldreda (Audrey) 630   679  
Hunna (Huva)     679  
Kiara (Chier) [27]     679  
Leodegar (Leger, Leodegarius)     679   Bishop of Autun
Adalsindis (Adalasinda, Adalisinda, Adalsinda, Adalsinde)   Hainault 680   Daughter of Richrudis, the Abbess of Marchiennes Abbey; sister of Eusebia, Abbess of Abbaye d'Hamage
Adamnan of Coldingham     680  
Adulf[28]     680   Bishop of Utrecht
Agilberta[29]     680  
Baldwin     680  
Bathildis     680  
Berarius     680   Bishop of Le Mans
Botolph (Botulf) [28]     680  
Cædmon[30]     680  
Columbinus     680  
Curcodomus     680  
Eusebia (Eusébie, Eusoye, Isoie, Ysoir)     680   Abbess of Abbey of Hamay [fr]; daughter of Richrudis, Abbess of Marchiennes Abbey
Ghislain (Gislenus)     680  
Hilda 614   680  
Kyneburga     680  
Lambert and Valerius     680  
Modesta     680  
Owen     680  
Pascharius (Pasquier)     680   Bishop of Nantes
[Rambert(Rambertus, Ragnebert, Ragnobert)     680  
Serenicus     680  
Severa     680  
Ternatius     680   Bishop of Besançon
Agatho     681   pope
Barbatus 612   682   Bishop of Benevento
Raverein     682  
Leo II     683   pope
Mummolin (Moulin, Mommolenus, Mummolinus)     683   Bishop of Noyon
Waningus (Vaneng)     683  
Aldegundis 635   684  
Conan     684  
Philibert 608   684  
Agilbert     685   Bishop of Paris
Benedict II     685   pope
Catald (Cataldus)     685   Bishop of Taranto
Condedus (Conde, Condede)     685  
Framechildis (Frameuze)     685  
Vigilius     685   Bishop of Auxerre
Adalgis     686  
Arwald     686  
Domitian and Hadelin     686  
Eata[31]     686  
Erhard     686   Bishop of Regensburg
Esterwine     686  
Ethelburga of Barking     686  
Landelinus     686  
Aichardus (Archard)     687  
Bertilia of Mareuil     687  
Cuthbert[32][33] 634   687   Bishop of Lindisfarne
Herbert     687  
Anstrudis (Austrude) [34] 645   688  
Lambert     688   Bishop of Lyon
Richrudis   Gascony 688   Abbess of Marchiennes Abbey
Waldetrudis (Waudru)     688  
Avitus II     689   Bishop of Clermont
Cadwallader (Cadwalla, Ceadwalla) 659   689  
Amatus     690   Bishop of Sens
Amalberga[35]     690  
Autbod (Autbodus)     690  
Benedict 628   690  
Bertha of Val d'Or     690  
Calminius (Calmilius)     690  
Boniface Curitan     690   Bishop of Ross
Emmeramus     690   Bishop of Bavaria
Fromundus     690   Bishop of Coutances
Gerbold     690   Bishop of Bayeux
Godo (Gaon)     690  
Godwin     690  
Hadelinus     690  
Hereswitha     690  
Huno     690  
Hyacinth     690  
Hygbald (Higbald, Hugbald, Hybald)     690  
John (Joannes)     690   Bishop of Bergamo
Jonatus     690  
Julian of Toledo 642   690  
Landrada     690  
Mummolus (Momble, Mumbolus, Momleolus)     690  
Ritbert     690  
Sigfrid     690  
Theodore of Tarsus 602   690  
Theoffroy     690  
Theofrid     690  
Wigbert     690  
Ywi     690  
Bertilla     692  
Begga[36]     693  
Erconwald     693   Bishop of London
Sæbbi (Sebbe)     694  
Angadresma (Angadrisma, Amgadreme) 615   695  
Ansbert (Aubert)     695   Bishop of Rouen
Aquilinus 620   695   Bishop of Évreux
Decorosus     695   Bishop of Capua
Ewald the Dark and Ewald the Fair     695  
Guerembaldus     695   Bishop of Hirschau
Oduvald     695  
Valerius     695  
Aldetrude County of Hainaut 696 Maubeuge Some sources say died 526
Bercharius     696  
Clodulf (Cloud, Clou) 605   696   Bishop of Metz
Eochod     697  
Moling (Dairchilla, Molignus, Moling, Mulling, Myllin) [37][38]     697   Bishop of Ferns
Bertinus (Bertin, Bertuin)     698  
Eadberht of Lindisfarne (Edbert)     698  
Regulus (Reol)     698  
Trudo (Tron, Trond)     698  
Claudius of Besançon     699   Bishop of Besançon
Æthelwold     699   hermit
Sexburga     699  
Agricolus (Agricola)     700   Bishop of Avignon
Alnoth     700  
Amarand     700   Bishop of Albi
Anastasius the Sinaite     700  
Cuaran (Curvinus, Cronan)     700  
Desiderius of Fontenelle     700  
Deusdedit     700   Bishop of Brescia
Disibod (Disen, Disibode)     700  
Drithelm     700  
Eanfleda     700  
Efflam     700  
Everild     700  
Godeberta[39]     700  
Lambert 633   700   Bishop of Maestricht
Maurontus (Mauruntius or Maurontius)     700  
Medericus (Merry)     700  
Mildred[25][40]     700  
Osmanna (Osanna)     700  
Osyth[41]     700  
Pamphilus     700   Bishop of Sulmona
Ranulphus (Ragnulf)     700  
Reineldis (Raineldis, Reinildis)     700  
Thordgith (Tortgyth, Theoregitha)     700  
Vulmar (Wulmar, Ulmar, Vilmer)     700  

See also

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