Maiolus

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Maiolus was a 10th-century Benedictine monk and influential abbot of Cluny, known for his role in monastic reform across medieval Europe.

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Maiolus canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Benedictine monk
Cluniac reformer
abbot
medieval theologian
alternativeName Maieul de Cluny
Maieul of Cluny
Maiolus of Cluny
associatedWith Benedictine monasticism
Cluniac Reforms
linked to: Cluniac reforms
birthDate c. 906
burialPlace Souvigny Priory
canonizationStatus recognized as a saint in the Catholic Church
century 10th century
church Catholic Church
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Burgundy
deathDate 11 May 994
endTime 994 (as abbot of Cluny)
era High Middle Ages
feastDay 11 May
givenName Maiolus
influenced Cluniac monasteries across Europe
monastic life in the Holy Roman Empire
monastic life in the Kingdom of Burgundy
monastic life in the Kingdom of France
influencedBy Rule of Saint Benedict
earlier Cluniac abbots
knownFor expansion of the Cluniac order
influence on Western monasticism
monastic reform in medieval Europe
languageOfWorkOrName Latin
Old French
memberOf Cluny Abbey
notableEvent captured by Muslim raiders in the Alps and later ransomed
notableWork Leadership of the Cluniac monastic reform
linked to: Cluniac reforms
occupation abbot
monk
theologian
patronage Souvigny
placeOfBirth near Riez, Provence
placeOfDeath near Souvigny, France
positionHeld Abbot of Cluny
predecessor Aymard of Cluny
religion Christianity
religiousOrder Order of Saint Benedict
linked to: Benedictines
residence Cluny Abbey
startTime 954 (as abbot of Cluny)
successor Odilo of Cluny

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Maiolus of Cluny givenName Maiolus
Maiolus givenName Maiolus
Maieul de Cluny name Maiolus