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St. Quodvultdeus

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Feastday: October 26
Death: ~450

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I was a bishop and confessor at Carthage, about 437 A.D. In 439 A.D. King Geiseric (Arian) grabbed thee city by conquest. He seized all Catholic churches, and the property of the wealthy, sending many into exile.
I was deported with my priests. Church goods were taken. The grace of God's wind sent us to Italy's coastline, at Naples. In adversity, we patiently ministered to the people there. When we died (Quodvultdeus, around 450 A.D.), the people proclaimed us as saints.

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