Gall of Switzerland

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Gall of Switzerland was a 7th-century Irish missionary monk and hermit who became a key figure in the Christianization of the Alpine region and the patron saint of the Swiss city of St. Gallen.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic monk
Christian saint
Irish missionary
hermit
medieval missionary
monk
alsoKnownAs Gallus NERFINISHED
Saint Gall NERFINISHED
Sankt Gallus NERFINISHED
associatedWith St. Gallen Abbey NERFINISHED
city of St. Gallen NERFINISHED
birthPlace Ireland NERFINISHED
centuryOfActivity 7th century
countryOfCitizenship Ireland
era Early Middle Ages NERFINISHED
givenName Gall NERFINISHED
influenced foundation of the Abbey of St. Gall
knownFor living as a hermit near the Steinach River
languageOfName Latin
Old Irish
legacy gave name to the city of St. Gallen
inspiration for monastic settlement that became St. Gallen
lifestyle eremitic life
movement Hiberno-Scottish mission NERFINISHED
Irish monasticism
notableFor Christianization of the Alpine region
being patron saint of the city of St. Gallen
missionary work in what is now Switzerland
occupation hermit
missionary
monk
patronage St. Gallen NERFINISHED
Swiss city of St. Gallen
placeOfVeneration Catholic Church NERFINISHED
St. Gallen NERFINISHED
Switzerland NERFINISHED
regionOfActivity Alpine region
Central Europe NERFINISHED
territory of present-day Switzerland
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church

Christianity
roleInHistory key figure in Christianization of the Alpine region
veneratedAs saint
veneratedIn Anglican Communion
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Church

Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church

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Columbanus of Bobbio associatedWith Gall of Switzerland