Saint Arnulf of Metz

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Saint Arnulf of Metz was a 7th-century Frankish bishop and statesman venerated as a saint and regarded as an early forefather of the Carolingian line.

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Saint Arnulf of Metz canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 7th-century bishop
Catholic saint
Christian monk
Frankish bishop
human
statesman
associatedWith Dagobert I
surface form: King Dagobert I

King Theuderic II of Burgundy
surface form: King Theudebert II

Merovingian dynasty
surface form: Merovingian court
birthDate c. 582
canonizationStatus pre-congregation saint
causeOfCanonization reputation for holiness and miracles
child Ansegisel
Clodulf of Metz
church Catholic Church worldwide
surface form: Catholic Church
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of the Franks
surface form: Frankish Kingdom
deathDate 18 July 640
c. 640
deathPlace Remiremont
diocese Diocese of Metz
dynasticRole ancestor of the Carolingian dynasty
era Early Middle Ages
ethnicGroup Franks
feastDay 18 July
grandchild Pepin of Landen
surface form: Pepin of Herstal
honorificPrefix Saint
languageSpoken Latin
Old Frankish
legacy considered a founding figure in the rise of the Carolingians
name Arnulf of Metz
notableFor being an early forefather of the Carolingian dynasty
role in early 7th-century Frankish politics
occupation bishop
royal advisor
statesman
patronage France
brewers
Metz
surface form: city of Metz

metallurgists
placeOfBurial Saint-Arnoul Abbey, Metz
surface form: Basilica of Saint Arnulf, Metz
positionHeld Bishop of Metz
courtier to the Merovingian kings
relative Pepin of Landen
religion Christianity
spouse Doda of Metz
veneratedIn Anglican Communion
Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church

Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Church

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Carolingian dynasty hasAncestor Saint Arnulf of Metz
Saint-Arnoul Abbey, Metz namedAfter Saint Arnulf of Metz
Saint-Arnoul Abbey, Metz dedicatedTo Saint Arnulf of Metz