Abbey of Saint-Glossinde

The Abbey of Sainte-Glossinde was founded at the beginning of the 7th century by Glossinde of Metz. Glossinde, daughter of the Frankish noble Wintrio, Dux of Champagne, established an asylum around 604 within and near the city walls of Metz, which soon became popular. She died six years later, at barely 30 years old. Her body was rudimentarily preserved in the Abbey of Saint Arnulf, later brought as a relic first to the Church of Saint Mary outside the city and then to the asylum she had founded, now named the abbey after her.

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