Abbo

Bishop of Auxerre

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Served as the bishop of Auxerre, leading the diocese and overseeing various religious activities. Contributed to the growth of Christianity in the region during a time of significant change. Advanced the church's interests and promoted clerical discipline. Played a role in educating clergy and laity alike, fostering a more organized church structure in the area. His tenure as bishop lasted until death in 860.

Oversaw the diocese of Auxerre

Led church reforms in Christianity

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