Chronological list of saints in the 7th century

A list of people, who died during the 7th century, who have received recognition as Blessed (through beatification) or Saint (through canonization) from the Catholic Church:

Saints

Name	Birth	Birthplace	Death	Place of death	Notes
Aetherius			602		Bishop of Lyon
Comgall [1]	516		602
Anacharius (Aunaire)			603		Bishop of Auxerre
Fintan of Cloneenagh [2]			603
Gregory of Agrigento			603		Bishop of Agrigento
Augustine of Canterbury			604		Bishop of Canterbury
Gregory the Great	540		604		pope
Aredius of Gap			605		Archbishop of Gap
John Climacus	525		605
Peter the Deacon			605
Venantius Fortunatus			605		Bishop of Poitiers
Paterius			606		Bishop of Brescia
Peter of Canterbury			606
Didier (Desiderius of Vienne)	558		607		Bishop of Vienne
Eulogius of Alexandria			608
Glodesind			608
Anastasius XII			609	Antioch
Artemius			609		Bishop of Sens
John			609		Bishop of Syracuse
Licinius of Angers			609		Bishop of Angers
Mo Lua of Killaloe (Lughaidh, Molua) [3]			609
Anastasius XIII			610		Bishop of Brescia
Drostan [4]			610
Lupus of Châlons			610		Bishop of Châlons-sur-Saône
Virgilius of Arles	530		610
Colman of Lann Elo	555		612		Bishop of Connor
Dominic			612		Bishop of Brescia
Florentina			612
Theodore of Sykeon			613		Bishop of Anastasiopol
Ceraunus			614		Bishop of Paris
Forty-Four Martyrs of Palestine			614
Mungo [5]	518		614
Boniface IV			615		pope
Columbanus [6]	530		615
Æthelberht	560		616
Cronan "the Tanner"			617
Wendalinus (Wendelinus)			617
Donnán of Eigg		maybe Ireland	617	Eigg	martyr
Adeodatus I			618		pope
Kevin of Glendalough			618
John the Almsgiver	555		619
Lawrence of Canterbury			619
Basolus (Basle)	555		620
Merinus (Meadhran, Merryn)			620
Deiniol			621
Desiderius			621		Bishop of Auxerre
Attalas			622
Walericus (Valery)			622
Bertrand (Bishop of Le Mans)			623		Bishop of Le Mans
Betharius (Bohaire, Boetharius)			623		Bishop of Chartres
Lupus (Leu)			623		Bishop of Sens
Austregisilus (Outril)	551		624		Bishop of Bourges
Mellitus			624
Deicolus (Desle)			625
Gagericus (Gau, Gery)			625		Bishop of Cambrai
Salvius (Salve, Sauve)			625		Bishop of Amiens
Ursicinus			625
Vitalis of Gaza			625
Aidan (Edan, Modoc, or Maedoc)			626		Bishop of Ferns
Amatus			627
Justus			627
Anastasius the Persian (Anastasius XIV)			628
Anastasius XV (Anastasius II)			628		Bishop of Pavia
Blidulf (Bladulph)			630
Conwall (Conval)			630
Flavitus (Flaive)			630
Fulgentius			630		Bishop of Ecija
Enogatus			631		Bishop of Aleth
Colman of Kilmacduagh [7]	550		632
Cagnoald (Chainoaldus, Cagnou)			633		Bishop of Laon
Edwin of Northumbria			633
Finbar (Barry)			633
Renovatus			633		Bishop of Mérida
Amabilis(Mable)			634
Sigeberht of East Anglia			634
Fintán of Taghmon (Mun, Munnu, Mundus)			635
Isidore	560		636		Bishop of Seville
Fergna "the White"			637
Tanca			637
Sophronius	550		638
Acharius			639		Bishop of Noyon-Tournai
Carthage (Carthach the Younger, Mochuda)			639
Laserian (Laisren, Molaisse)			639
Mochelloc			639
Alena (Aline)			640
Arnulf (Arnoul, Arnuiph)	582		640		Bishop of Metz
Bertulf (Bertuiph)			640
Ernan of Cluvain-Deoghra			640		year of death c. 640, exact year unknown
Cronan of Roscrea			640
Ferreolus (Ernan)			640
Leontius of Saintes			640		Bishop of Saintes
Romanus of Rouen			640		Bishop of Rouen
Blessed Pepin of Landen			640
Syra of Troyes			640		Irish nun
Romulus of Genoa			641		Bishop of Genoa
Oswald			642
Goericus (Abbo, Goericus)			643		Bishop of Metz
Peregrinus			643
Paulinus [8]	584		644		Bishop of York
Trudpert			644
Victorinus			644		Bishop of Como
Modoaldus (Romoaldus)			645		Bishop of Trier
Monon			645
Mura McFeredach (Muran, Murames)			645
Riquier (Richarius)			645
Gall	550		646
Ethelburga of Lyminge			647
Sulpicius II (Sulpice, Pius)			647		Bishop of Bourges
Birinus			649		Bishop of Dorchester
Gertrude of Hamay  [ fr ]			649		Grandmother of St Adalbard of Ostrevent and great-grandmother of Sts Adalsinda and Eusebia
Paul			649		Bishop of Verdun
Ernan of Torach			650		abbot
Agilus (Ayeul)			650
Aquilinus			650
Baldomerus (Galmier)			650
Dymphna [9] and Gerebernus			650
Fursey [10]			650
Leobald (Leotlebod)			650
Maroveus			650
Osmanna (Argariarga)			650
Titian			650
Winifred (Guinevra, Gwenfrewi, Winefride) [11]			650
Oswine of Deira			651	Yorkshire	King of Northumbria
Aidan			651		Bishop of Lindisfarne
Braulio of Zaragoza	587		651		Bishop of Saragossa
Adalbard I of Ostrevent			652
Foillan [12]			652
Haduin (Harduin)			653		Bishop of Le Mans
Honorius			653
Irene			653
Romaric			653
Ultan of Ardbraccan [13] [14]			653
Benedict			654		Bishop of Sebaste
Burgundofara [15]	600		655
Didier (Desiderius)	590		655		Bishop of Cahors
Foillan			655
Madelgisilus (Mauguille, Maguil, Mauguil)			655
Martin I			655		pope
Molagga (Laicin)			655
Sigiramnus (Cyran)			655
Felix of Brescia			656		Bishop of Brescia
Ithamar (bishop)			656		Bishop of Rochester
Mochoemoc (Machaemhog, Puicherius, Vuicherius)			656
Sigebert III of Austrasia	631		656
Domnus			657		Bishop of Vienne
Eugenius I			657		pope
Hieu			657
Livinus (Lebwin)			657
Annemund (Annemundus, St Chamond)			658		Bishop of Lyon
Diman			658
Geremarus (Germer)			658
Judicaël	590		658		King of Domnonia & Brittany
Bavo (Allowin)	589		659
Colman of Glendalough			659
Gertrude of Nivelles [16]	626		659
Antoninus			660
Blitmund			660
Clarus			660
Donatus of Besançon			660		Bishop of Besançon
Elias			660		Bishop of Syracuse
Eligius (Eloi)	590		660		Bishop of Noyon
Etto (Ze)			660
Eusebia of Hamage [17] [18]	637		660		Abbess of Hamage
Florbert			660
John Camillus the Good			660		Bishop of Milan
Racho (Ragnobert)			660		Bishop of Autun
Saethryth (Sethrida)			660
Theodichildis (Telchildis)			660
Thomian (Toiman)			660
Zosimus			660		Bishop of Syracuse
Boisil (Boswell)			661
Landericus (Landry)			661		Bishop of Paris
Palladius			661		Bishop of Auxerre
Cummian Fada [19]			662
Rumwold	662	King's Sutton	662		Infant saint, by tradition born and died at Walton Grounds, near the village of King's Sutton, Northamptonshire
Hadulph			662		Bishop of Arras Cambrai
Maximus the Confessor	580		662
Pelinus of Brindisi			662
Cunibert			663		Bishop of Cologne
Aileran (Sapiens the Wise) [20]			664
Cedd			664
Deusdedit (Freithona)			664
Tuda of Lindisfarne			664		Bishop of Lindisfarne
Féchín of Fore			665
Fructuosus of Braga			665		Bishop of Braga
Gibitrudis			665
Patricia of Naples [21]			665
Eloque (Eloquius)			666
Aurea			667
Ildefonsus of Toledo	606		667
Adrian			668
Landoald			668
Waldebert (Walbert, Gaubert)			668
Wandrille (Wandregisilus)	600		668
Aubert (Autbert)			669		Bishop of Cambrai-Arras
Jodoc (Josse)			669
Serenidus			669	[22]
Æthelred and Æthelberht			669		murdered Kentish princes
Adalgesus			670
Leudinus Bodo			670		Bishop of Toul
Fiacre [23]			670
Goban (Gobain)			670
Hildemarca			670
Maxellendis			670
Omer (Audomarus)			670
Theodard [24]			670		Bishop of Maastricht
Wilfretrudis			670
Blessed Ferreolus			670		Bishop of Grenoble
Babolen			671
Basinus			672		Bishop of Trier
Chad (Ceadda)			672		Bishop of Mercia
Faro			672		Bishop of Meaux
Lactali			672
Vincentian			672
Vitalian			672		pope
Frodobert			673
Remaclus			673		Bishop of Maastricht
Drausinus (Drausius)			674		Bishop of Soissons
Amandus (Amand)	584		675
Colman			675		Bishop of Lindisfarne
Emilian (Eminian, Imelin)			675
Frugentius			675
Gebetrude (Gertrude)			675
Germanus of Granfelden			675
Goeznoveus (Guesnoveus, Governou)			675		Bishop of Quimper
Placid			675
Aigulf			676
Amarinus			676		Abbot
Ampelius			676		Bishop of Milan
Gerinus			676
Gundebert (Gondelbert, Gumbert)			676		Bishop of Sens
Mildgytha [25]			676
Praejectus (Prix, Prest, or Preils)			676
Vincent Madelgarius	615		677
Arbogast (Arascach)			678
Mummolus (Mommulus)			678
Nathalan [26]			678		Bishop of Tullicht
Dagobert II			679
Deodatus of Nevers (Die, Didier)			679		Bishop of Nevers
Etheldreda (Audrey)	630		679
Hunna (Huva)			679
Kiara (Chier) [27]			679
Leodegar (Leger, Leodegarius)			679		Bishop of Autun
Adalsindis (Adalasinda, Adalisinda, Adalsinda, Adalsinde)		Hainault	680		Daughter of Richrudis, the Abbess of Marchiennes Abbey; sister of Eusebia, Abbess of Abbaye d'Hamage
Adamnan of Coldingham			680
Adulf [28]			680		Bishop of Utrecht
Agilberta [29]			680
Baldwin			680
Bathildis			680
Berarius			680		Bishop of Le Mans
Botolph (Botulf) [28]			680
Cædmon [30]			680
Columbinus			680
Curcodomus			680
Eusebia (Eusébie, Eusoye, Isoie, Ysoir)			680		Abbess of Abbey of Hamay  [ fr ]; daughter of Richrudis, Abbess of Marchiennes Abbey
Ghislain (Gislenus)			680
Hilda	614		680
Kyneburga			680
Lambert and Valerius			680
Modesta			680
Owen			680
Pascharius (Pasquier)			680		Bishop of Nantes
[Rambert(Rambertus, Ragnebert, Ragnobert)			680
Serenicus			680
Severa			680
Ternatius			680		Bishop of Besançon
Agatho			681		pope
Barbatus	612		682		Bishop of Benevento
Raverein			682
Leo II			683		pope
Mummolin (Moulin, Mommolenus, Mummolinus)			683		Bishop of Noyon
Waningus (Vaneng)			683
Aldegundis	635		684
Conan			684
Philibert	608		684
Agilbert			685		Bishop of Paris
Benedict II			685		pope
Catald (Cataldus)			685		Bishop of Taranto
Condedus (Conde, Condede)			685
Framechildis (Frameuze)			685
Vigilius			685		Bishop of Auxerre
Adalgis			686
Arwald			686
Domitian and Hadelin			686
Eata [31]			686
Erhard			686		Bishop of Regensburg
Esterwine			686
Ethelburga of Barking			686
Landelinus			686
Aichardus (Archard)			687
Bertilia of Mareuil			687
Cuthbert [32] [33]	634		687		Bishop of Lindisfarne
Herbert			687
Anstrudis (Austrude) [34]	645		688
Lambert			688		Bishop of Lyon
Richrudis		Gascony	688		Abbess of Marchiennes Abbey
Waldetrudis (Waudru)			688
Avitus II			689		Bishop of Clermont
Cadwallader (Cadwalla, Ceadwalla)	659		689
Amatus			690		Bishop of Sens
Amalberga [35]			690
Autbod (Autbodus)			690
Benedict	628		690
Bertha of Val d'Or			690
Calminius (Calmilius)			690
Boniface Curitan			690		Bishop of Ross
Emmeramus			690		Bishop of Bavaria
Fromundus			690		Bishop of Coutances
Gerbold			690		Bishop of Bayeux
Godo (Gaon)			690
Godwin			690
Hadelinus			690
Hereswitha			690
Huno			690
Hyacinth			690
Hygbald (Higbald, Hugbald, Hybald)			690
John (Joannes)			690		Bishop of Bergamo
Jonatus			690
Julian of Toledo	642		690
Landrada			690
Mummolus (Momble, Mumbolus, Momleolus)			690
Ritbert			690
Sigfrid			690
Theodore of Tarsus	602		690
Theoffroy			690
Theofrid			690
Wigbert			690
Ywi			690
Bertilla			692
Begga [36]			693
Erconwald			693		Bishop of London
Sæbbi (Sebbe)			694
Angadresma (Angadrisma, Amgadreme)	615		695
Ansbert (Aubert)			695		Bishop of Rouen
Aquilinus	620		695		Bishop of Évreux
Decorosus			695		Bishop of Capua
Ewald the Dark and Ewald the Fair			695
Guerembaldus			695		Bishop of Hirschau
Oduvald			695
Valerius			695
Bercharius			696
Clodulf (Cloud, Clou)	605		696		Bishop of Metz
Eochod			697
Moling (Dairchilla, Molignus, Moling, Mulling, Myllin) [37] [38]			697		Bishop of Ferns
Bertinus (Bertin, Bertuin)			698
Eadberht of Lindisfarne (Edbert)			698
Regulus (Reol)			698
Trudo (Tron, Trond)			698
Claudius of Besançon			699		Bishop of Besançon
Æthelwold			699		hermit
Sexburga			699
Agricolus (Agricola)			700		Bishop of Avignon
Alnoth			700
Amarand			700		Bishop of Albi
Anastasius the Sinaite			700
Cuaran (Curvinus, Cronan)			700
Desiderius of Fontenelle			700
Deusdedit			700		Bishop of Brescia
Disibod (Disen, Disibode)			700
Drithelm			700
Eanfleda			700
Efflam			700
Everild			700
Godeberta [39]			700
Lambert	633		700		Bishop of Maestricht
Maurontus (Mauruntius or Maurontius)			700
Medericus (Merry)			700
Mildred [25] [40]			700
Osmanna (Osanna)			700
Osyth [41]			700
Pamphilus			700		Bishop of Sulmona
Ranulphus (Ragnulf)			700
Reineldis (Raineldis, Reinildis)			700
Thordgith (Tortgyth, Theoregitha)			700
Vulmar (Wulmar, Ulmar, Vilmer)			700

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