Saint Genevieve, the beloved patroness of the city of Paris, was born around the year 420, and died in her eighties, after the year 500.
Called to a religious vocation from her childhood, she lived most of her life as a consecrated virgin, and performed many miracles and works of charity for the help of her fellow Parisians, even appearing as their leader during the extremely troubled days of the late Roman empire.
Discover her story through the translation of her original Vita, written only 18 years after her death.
