Santez Mektilda
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Site St Patrick dc :
Mechtildis, Hermitess
Died c. 1200. Scottish Saint Mechtildis (Matilda) wanted to indulge in deeper prayer without bothering others, so she moved into the wilderness of Lappion, where she lived in a cabin (Encyclopedia)
Site Green Spun :
On April 12, we members of the Catholic Church family honor, in a special way, the following friends of God -- saints and blesseds whose souls are now in heaven:
- St. Alferio of La Cava (Italian, ambassador, Benedictine abbot, d. 1050)
- Bl. Andrew of Montereale [Andrea] (Italian, Augustinian priest, d. 1480)
- St. Angelo Carletti of Chivasso (Italian, lawyer, senator, Franciscan priest, converted Muslims and heretics, d. 1495)
- St. Constantine of Gap (French, bishop, d. 529)
- St. Damian of Pavia (Italian, bishop, opposed the Monothelite heresy, d. 710)
- St. Erkemboden of Therouanne (French, Benedictine abbot, bishop, d. 714)
- Pope St. Julius I of Rome (Italian, elected to papacy in 337, opposed the Arian heresy, reigned until death in 352)
- St. Mechtildis of Lappion (Scottish, hermitess, c. 1200)
Site fmg.ac :
April 12. [MATILDA (-1220, bur Lappion). Nun at Lappion. The Chronicle of Alberic de Trois-Fontaines records the death in 1220 of "religiosa et sancta Mathildis de Lapion regis Scotie filia", specifying that she had gone into hiding to escape[269].]