Collection: ㅤSt. Bernard of Montjoux (Menthon)

St. Bernard of Menthon was a priest and founder of the famous Hospitaller order known for establishing the hospices on the treacherous mountain passes of the Alps. His efforts in providing aid and shelter to travelers in perilous conditions have made his name synonymous with the St. Bernard dogs, known for their role in rescue missions. His dedication to the care of the poor and travelers reflects his deep commitment to Christian charity and service.
Lived: c. 923 - c. 1008 | Canonized: Pre-Congregation
Patronage: Alps, travelers, and mountaineers