Saint Willibald is the 4th of 6 saints from an English family who lived in the 700’s.
He was the son of Saint Wuna and Richard of Wessex, and nephew of St. Boniface and brother to St Winebald and St Valpurga.
His parents, as a part of their prayers to God, pledged to place the child into Divine service as a monk should he survive.
St Willibald experienced a miraculous cure and studied to become a monk.
At one point he was tasked to become a Bishop.
Because he had a diplomatic nature, he successfully handled situations between various challenges from the different pressures of a pilgrim church in Eichstätt, Germania.
The church in Eichstätt thrived under his guidance.
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