Monegunde (fl. 6th c.)
Monegunde (fl. 6th c.)
Saint. Flourished in the 6th century.
Monegunde, a native of Chartres, led the life of a recluse in Chartres and then in Tours, near the tomb of St. Martin of Tours. Bishop Gregory of Tours wrote her biography. Monegunde's feast day is July 2.
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