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Maturinus, or
Mathurin (died ca. 300 AD) was a Gallo-Roman
exorcist and
missionary venerated as a saint. The
first source to
mention Maturinus is the Martyrology...
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Academics -
Thomas Aquinas,
Albert the
Great Actors -
Genesius Comic actors -
Maturinus Accountants -
Matthew Advertisers -
Bernardino of
Siena Air travellers...
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Maturinus Veyssière La
Croze (4
December 1661,
Nantes – 21 May 1739) was in his
early years a
learned French Benedictine historian and orientalist. Later...
- workers,
separated families –
Lorenzo Ruiz
Invoked against infertility –
Maturinus Female infertility (in Syria) – Abd-al-Masih
Against infestations of bedbugs...
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Martyrius Marullinus Marullus Masavo Masculus Materninus Maternus Matho Maturinus Maturus Mauricius Maurinus Mauritius Maurus Maxentius Maxima Maximi****...
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tympanum featuring 22 openings. The
window portrays four
Breton saints,
Maturinus, Armel, Ivo, and Brioc, in the
lower register,
created in 1853 from drawings...
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buried in the church. In the
Middle Ages the
church housed an
altar of
Maturinus,
patron of the mad and possessed,
around which a
devotion to him sprang...
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French given name.
Notable people with the name include:
Saint Mathurin or
Maturinus (d. 300),
French exorcist and
missionary Mathurin Jacques Brisson (1723–1806)...
- congregation. He
founded a
house in
Paris attached to the
Church of
Saint Maturinus,
which afterwards became famous under Robert Guguin,
master general of...
- a
local presbyter,
martyred at
Terracina in
Italy (c. 284-305)
Saint Maturinus (Mathurin), confessor,
French exorcist and missionary,
apostle and patron...
