St. Aspasius
Saint Aspasius
There is not enough information available to tell us in detail who Saint Aspasius was in his time.
Saint Aspasius is also known as Aspasius of Auc, Aspasius of Meaux, Aspasius of Melun, or Aspasius of Éauze.
There is no available data that records what he did earlier in his life. There are no records of parents, siblings, or the type of education received.
Saint Aspasius is said to have been born in France, in Europe. He was made Bishop of Auch. As part of his responsibilities, he was ordered by Bishop Lupus of Sens to go and spread the word in Brie.
Saint Aspasius was also a member of councils that took place between 533 and 549 A.D. He was said to have hosted a provincial council around 551 A.D.
Saint Aspasius died in the year 560. The cause of death was said to have been natural.
Saint Aspasius is venerated in Meaux and Merlin, both of which are located in France. His relics are said to be held at the Church of Aspasius, which is dedicated to him. The Church is located in Melun, France.
Saint Aspasius was Canonized Pre-Congregation. He was named a Saint by popular acclamation.
Saint Aspasius is named the patron saint of abscesses and headaches. He has also been claimed as the patron saint of Melun, France.
