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- Benno abstract "Saint Benno of Meissen (1010 – 16 June 1106) was a Bishop of Meissen in Germany. Little is known of Benno's early life. It is unlikely that he was the scion of a Saxon noble family, the Woldenburgs.It is also unlikely that in his youth he entered and was educated at the monastery of St. Michael in Hildesheim despite the claims of later hagiographers.More likely, Benno was a canon of Goslar. In 1066 was nominated by the Emperor Henry IV to the see of Meissen, and appears as a supporter of the Saxon insurrection of 1073, though Lambert of Hersfeld and other contemporary authorities attribute little weight to his share in it.Henry IV imprisoned Benno, however, but released him in 1078 on his taking an oathof fidelity, which he did not keep. He appeared again in the ranks of the king's enemies, and was accordingly deprived of his bishopric by the Synod of Mainz in 1085. Benno betook himself to Guibert, the antipope supported by Henry as Antipope Clement III, and by a penitent acknowledgment of his offenses obtained from him both absolution and a letter of commendation to Henry, on the basis of which he was restored to his see.Benno promised, apparently, to use his influence for peace with the Saxons, but again failed to keep his promise, returning in 1097 to the papal party and recognizing Urban II as the rightful pope. With this he disappears from authentic history; there is no evidence to support the later stories of his missionary activity and zeal for church-building and for ecclesiastical music. Benno died of natural causes on June 16, 1106.Benno did much for his diocese, both by ecclesiastical reforms on the Hildebrandine model and by material developments. Benno enjoyed veneration in his native Saxony throughout the later Middle Ages. The canons of Meissen and George, the duke of Albertine Saxony, coordinated a campaign to achieve Benno's canonization in the last years of the fifteenth century and the first decades of the sixteenth century. The canons sought the prestige of a canonized local bishop, and the duke sought a suitable model bishop for the reform of the church. Adrian VI issued the bull of canonization in 1523. Although Benno's sainthood had little to do with Luther's call for reform, once canonized he became a symbol for both sides of the reforming debate: Luther reviled him in early tracts against the cult of the saints. Catholic reformers turned him into a model of orthodoxy; and after Protestant mobs desecrated Benno's tomb in Meissen in 1539, the Wittelsbach dynasty ultimately made him patron saint of Munich and Old Bavaria.For his part, the English Protestant John Foxe eagerly repeated the charges which Benno made against Gregory VII during the Investiture Controversy, such as necromancy, torture of a former friend upon a bed of nails, commissioning an attempted assassination, executions without trials, unjust excommunication, doubting the Real Presence in the Eucharist, and even burning it.Benno's feast day is 16 June. He is the patron-saint of anglers and weavers. His iconographic figures include a fish with keys in its mouth and a book. The reason for the fish is a legend that upon the excommunication of Henry IV the bishop told his canons to throw the keys to the cathedral into the Elbe; later a fisherman found the keys in a fish and brought them to the bishop.".
- Benno birthDate "1010".
- Benno birthPlace Germany.
- Benno birthPlace Hildesheim.
- Benno birthYear "1010".
- Benno canonizedBy Pope_Adrian_VI.
- Benno canonizedDate "1523-05-31".
- Benno deathDate "1106-06-16".
- Benno deathPlace Meissen.
- Benno deathPlace Saxony.
- Benno deathYear "1106".
- Benno majorShrine Meissen.
- Benno majorShrine Munich.
- Benno thumbnail Benno_of_Meissen.jpg?width=300.
- Benno title "ConfessorandBishop of Meissen".
- Benno veneratedIn Catholic_Church.
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- Benno wikiPageWikiLink Meissen.
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- Benno wikiPageWikiLink Necromancy.
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- Benno wikiPageWikiLink Pope_Adrian_VI.
- Benno wikiPageWikiLink Pope_Gregory_VII.
- Benno wikiPageWikiLink Pope_Urban_II.
- Benno wikiPageWikiLink Real_Presence.
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- Benno wikiPageWikiLink Roman_Catholic_Church.
- Benno wikiPageWikiLink Saxons.
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- Benno wikiPageWikiLink Stained_glass.
- Benno wikiPageWikiLink Synod_of_Mainz.
- Benno wikiPageWikiLink Urban_II.
- Benno wikiPageWikiLink Veneration.
- Benno wikiPageWikiLink Weaver_(occupation).
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- Benno wikiPageWikiLinkText "Benno of Meissen".
- Benno wikiPageWikiLinkText "Benno".
- Benno wikiPageWikiLinkText "Saint Benno of Meissen".
- Benno wikiPageWikiLinkText "Saint Benno".
- Benno wikiPageWikiLinkText "St. Benno".
- Benno attributes "book, fish with keys in its mouth".
- Benno birthDate "1010".
- Benno birthPlace Germany.
- Benno birthPlace Hildesheim.
- Benno canonizedBy Pope_Adrian_VI.
- Benno canonizedDate "1523-05-31".
- Benno caption "Saint Benno depicted with a fish in hand, two keys between its gills".
- Benno dateOfBirth "1010".
- Benno dateOfDeath "1106-06-16".
- Benno deathDate "1106-06-16".
- Benno deathPlace Meissen.
- Benno deathPlace Saxony.
- Benno feastDay "--06-16".
- Benno hasPhotoCollection Benno.
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- Benno majorShrine "Munich, formerly Meissen".
- Benno name "Benno".
- Benno name "Saint Benno of Meissen".
- Benno patronage Dresden.