Hugh of Noara

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Saint Hugh of Noara
Born	France
Died	1170 Novara, Sicily
Honored in	Roman Catholic Church
Feast	17 November (Roman Catholic Church) 16 August (Novara, Sicily)
Patronage	Novara, Sicily

Hugh of Noara also known as Ugo of Novara and Hugo of Novara was Cistercian Benedictine monk, a disciple of Saint Bernard of Clairvaux. French^[1] by birth, he served as first abbot at Novara abbey, Sicily.^[2] There Hugh remained until his death in 1170.

Notes

↑ Saint Hugh of Noara Patron Saint Index
↑ St. Hugh of Noara Catholic Online

Persondata
Name	Hugh Of Noara
Alternative names
Short description	Cistercian Benedictine monk
Date of birth
Place of birth	France
Date of death	1170
Place of death	Novara, Sicily

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