Valentín de Passau

Valentin of Retia or of Passau was a bishop of Retia died towards the 475; revered as a saint, the liturgical holiday is January 7.

He preached to the stronghold and, by 435, was appointed first bishop of Passau. He died at 475 in Meran, in the Italian Tyrol, being buried near the city, in Mais. Veneration

In 739, his body was moved to Trent, from where the Duke Tassil III of Bavaria took him to Passau (Bavaria) in 761.

In Germany, Catholics had great devotion to him, especially in the dioceses of Bozen-Brixen, Linz, Passau and St. Pölten, and he was invoked to cure epilepsy and other diseases. It is named Valtl. From the fifteenth century he is represented with a man spread at his feet.

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