Codice prodotto: L10339
Memorial Day: December 13
When did Saint Jodokus live: 7th century AD
BIOGRAPHY:
Saint Jodokus, also known as Josse or Judoc, was a Breton prince who lived in the 7th century. He renounced the throne to live as a hermit and pilgrim. After being ordained a priest, he withdrew into solitude in northern France, where he founded a monastery and dedicated himself to prayer and charity. St. Jodokus was venerated after his death, especially by pilgrims traveling to Santiago de Compostela. His relics were kept in the Abbey of Saint-Josse-sur-Mer, which became an important pilgrimage site.
PATRONAGE:
St. Jodokus is the patron saint of pilgrims, travelers, farmers, and fishermen and is invoked against fever and eye diseases.
SYMBOLISM, DEPICTION:
The symbol of San Jodokus is a travel staff for his journeys.
PATRON SAINT OF:
Jodokus, Jodok, Jost, Jodokusus, Jobst, Josse, Jodo, Joost, Justus, Giusto, Gioioso, Giostro, Giustofero, Giosuè, Giudoco.