Conrad of Constance

German bishop and saint

Conrad of Constance - German bishop and saint
Born

None
None years ago

Died

November 26th, 975
1049 years ago — None years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Germany

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Served as the bishop of Constance during the 10th century. Instrumental in spreading Christianity in the region. Recognized as a saint after his death, with veneration leading to his canonization. Contributed to the establishment of monastic communities and promoted education and spiritual development.

Bishop of Constance

Canonized as a saint

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