St. Domnolus
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Bishop of Le Mans, France. An abbot of a monastery in Paris, Domnolus declined the bishopric of Avignon from King Clotaire I of the Franks , accepting Le Mans eventually and serving there for twenty-one years. Domnolus attended the Council of Tours in 566 and built churches, monasteries, and a hospice.
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