Lullus of Mainz

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Lullus of Mainz was an 8th-century Anglo-Saxon missionary and the first archbishop of Mainz, influential in the Christianization and ecclesiastical organization of central Germany.

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Lullus of Mainz canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 8th-century Christian saint
Anglo-Saxon expatriate in Francia
Anglo-Saxon missionary
Christian missionary
archbishop
activity missionary work among Germanic peoples
appointedBy Pope Stephen II
associatedWith Archdiocese of Mainz
Hersfeld Abbey
linked to: Abbey of Hersfeld
birthCentury 8th century
burialPlace Hersfeld Abbey
linked to: Abbey of Hersfeld
canonizationStatus venerated as a saint
church Latin Church
closeAssociate Boniface
linked to: Saint Boniface
collaboratedWith Carolingian rulers
linked to: Carolingian dynasty
consecratedBy Pope Stephen II
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of Wessex
deathDate 786
deathPlace Hersfeld
linked to: Hersfeld-Rotenburg
diocese Archdiocese of Mainz
educatedBy Boniface
linked to: Saint Boniface
era Early Middle Ages
ethnicGroup Anglo-Saxons
founded Abbey of Hersfeld
language Latin
Old English
mentorOf clergy in central Germany
name Lull
Lullus of Mainz
notableFor Christianization of central Germany
ecclesiastical organization of central Germany
positionHeld abbot of Hersfeld
archbishop of Mainz
bishop of Mainz
predecessor Boniface
linked to: Saint Boniface
region central Germany
religion Christianity
religiousOrder Benedictines
roleInHistory first archbishop of Mainz
servedUnder Carolingian dynasty
successor Richulf of Mainz
workedIn Hesse
Mainz
Thuringia

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Abbey of Hersfeld foundedBy Lullus of Mainz
Lullus of Mainz name Lullus of Mainz