St. Ysarn
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Death: 1048
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Ysarn (d. 1048) + Benedictine abbot. A native of Toulouse, France, he entered the Benedictines, served as a monk, and then was abbot of the monastery of St. Victor's at Marseilles. Feast day: September 24.
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