Saint11th–12th century · Feast September 17
Also known as Hildegard von Bingen, Sibyl of the Rhine, Saint Hildegard
A Benedictine abbess, composer, writer and Doctor of the Church who joined theology, music and nature.
God of grace, through the intercession of St Hildegard of Bingen, guide us in faith, courage and love. Amen.
A Benedictine abbess, composer, writer and Doctor of the Church who joined theology, music and nature. Medieval monasteries were centres of worship, education, healthcare and manuscript culture.
Medieval monasteries were centres of worship, education, healthcare and manuscript culture.
Creative praise, reverence for creation and courageous use of a woman’s voice.
High-confidence match for composers, writers, ecological interests and women exercising leadership.
People turn to St Hildegard of Bingen in matters of:
Source-quality status: unverified prototype
Saint6th century · Feast July 11
A monk and abbot who transformed a solitary search for God into a lasting school of prayer, work, hospitality and community through the Rule that shaped Western monasticism.