St. Godebertha

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Feastday: April 11
Died: 700

Abbess who was received into the religious life by St. Eligius, the bishop of Noyon, France. Godebertha was from Amiens. After establishing a convent in Noyon, she was made abbess. King Clotaire III built her convent. Godebertha was a miracle worker who stopped a plague and a raging fire.

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Abraham Tharakan
10 months ago

Dear St. Godebertha, millions of people are praying for the rains which we need so badly . Non Christians have started offering prayers and sacrifices in their places of worship. The storage in the reservoirs are very low and so the necessary amount of power will not be available. Not to say anything about the failure of crop . Dear Holy saint please intercede on our behalf like Elijha did in the days of KINGS . God will never refuse the prayers of the holy saints we are sure .

We thank you for your prayers which we are sure will be answered.
Chrissy Tripp
1 year ago
St. Godebertha, I ask for some much needed drought relief throughout Texas! Please St. Godebertha, PLEASE send our state some rain . We so desperately need it!

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