Hilaria ( lat. Hylarius, Hilaris, Yllarius ) - Holy Roman Catholic Church , the third bishop of Toulouse (358 - 360 years).
| Gilaria | |
|---|---|
| Hylarius, Hilaris, Yllarius | |
 Basilica of St. Saturnine , Toulouse , France | |
| Death | 360 |
| Is revered | Catholic Church |
| In the face | Saint |
| Day of Remembrance | May 20 |
| Asceticism | bishop |
Biography
Gilarius lived in the 4th century. In 358 he was appointed bishop of Toulouse. Gilarius discovered the relics of St. Saturninus and built a small chapel in his honor.
He died in 360. Saint Sylvius became his successor in the department of Toulouse.
Praise
Gilarius was revered as a saint from the beginning of the fifth century.
The relics of St. Gilarius were transferred to the Basilica of St. Saturninus in 1265, where they are currently stored.
Memorial Day in the Catholic Church - May 20 .
Source
- Patrice Cabau. Les évêques de Toulouse (IIIe-XIVe siècles) et les lieux de leur sépulture, Mémoires de la Société archéologique du Midi de la France , pp. 123-162 (1999). (fr.)
| Predecessor: Rodan | diocese of Toulouse 358 year - 360 year | Successor: Sylvia of Toulouse |