ST. TURNINUS, C.

Was a holy Irish priest and monk, who, coming with St. Foilan into

the Netherlands, labored with unwearied zeal in bringing souls to the

perfect practice of Christian virtue. The territory about Antwerp

reaped the chief fruit of his apostolic mission. He died there about

the close of the eighth century. His relics were translated into the

principality of Liege, and are honorably enshrined in a monastery

situated on the Sambre. See Colgan MSS. ad 17 Jul.

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