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St. Peter of Osma
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Bishop and patron of Osma. Peter was a French monk of the Cluniac Order who, with fellow monks, journeyed to Spain to assist the spread of the order and to bring reform to the monasteries there. After serving for a time as archdeacon of Toledo under archbishop Bernard de la Sauvetat, he was appointed bishop of Osma, Castile, Spain, serving with such distinction that he became the patron saint of the cathedral and diocese of Osma.
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