St. Victor became a priest but the love of heavenly contemplation being always the prevalent inclination in his soul he preferred close retirement to the mixed life of the care of souls. God glorified him by many miracles. St. Bernard says about him: “Now placed in heaven, he beholds God clearly revealed to him, swallowed up in joy, but not forgetting us. He hath not so put on the stole of glory himself as to lay aside his pity or the remembrance of our misery. St. Victor died at Saturniac (now Saint-Vittre, two leagues from Arcies in the diocese of Troye) in the 7^th century.

St. Victor became a priest but the love of heavenly contemplation being always the prevalent inclination in his soul he preferred close retirement to the mixed life of the care of souls. God glorified him by many miracles. St. Bernard says about him: “Now placed in heaven, he beholds God clearly revealed to him, swallowed up in joy, but not forgetting us. He hath not so put on the stole of glory himself as to lay aside his pity or the remembrance of our misery. St. Victor died at Saturniac (now Saint-Vittre, two leagues from Arcies in the diocese of Troye) in the 7^th century.

St. Victor became a priest but the love of heavenly contemplation being always the prevalent inclination in his soul he preferred close retirement to the mixed life of the care of souls. God glorified him by many miracles. St. Bernard says about him: “Now placed in heaven, he beholds God clearly revealed to him, swallowed up in joy, but not forgetting us. He hath not so put on the stole of glory himself as to lay aside his pity or the remembrance of our misery. St. Victor died at Saturniac (now Saint-Vittre, two leagues from Arcies in the diocese of Troye) in the 7^th century.

St. Victor became a priest but the love of heavenly contemplation being always the prevalent inclination in his soul he preferred close retirement to the mixed life of the care of souls. God glorified him by many miracles. St. Bernard says about him: “Now placed in heaven, he beholds God clearly revealed to him, swallowed up in joy, but not forgetting us. He hath not so put on the stole of glory himself as to lay aside his pity or the remembrance of our misery. St. Victor died at Saturniac (now Saint-Vittre, two leagues from Arcies in the diocese of Troye) in the 7^th century.

St. Victor became a priest but the love of heavenly contemplation being always the prevalent inclination in his soul he preferred close retirement to the mixed life of the care of souls. God glorified him by many miracles. St. Bernard says about him: “Now placed in heaven, he beholds God clearly revealed to him, swallowed up in joy, but not forgetting us. He hath not so put on the stole of glory himself as to lay aside his pity or the remembrance of our misery. St. Victor died at Saturniac (now Saint-Vittre, two leagues from Arcies in the diocese of Troye) in the 7^th century.

St. Victor became a priest but the love of heavenly contemplation being always the prevalent inclination in his soul he preferred close retirement to the mixed life of the care of souls. God glorified him by many miracles. St. Bernard says about him: “Now placed in heaven, he beholds God clearly revealed to him, swallowed up in joy, but not forgetting us. He hath not so put on the stole of glory himself as to lay aside his pity or the remembrance of our misery. St. Victor died at Saturniac (now Saint-Vittre, two leagues from Arcies in the diocese of Troye) in the 7^th century.

St. Victor became a priest but the love of heavenly contemplation being always the prevalent inclination in his soul he preferred close retirement to the mixed life of the care of souls. God glorified him by many miracles. St. Bernard says about him: “Now placed in heaven, he beholds God clearly revealed to him, swallowed up in joy, but not forgetting us. He hath not so put on the stole of glory himself as to lay aside his pity or the remembrance of our misery. St. Victor died at Saturniac (now Saint-Vittre, two leagues from Arcies in the diocese of Troye) in the 7^th century.

St. Victor became a priest but the love of heavenly contemplation being always the prevalent inclination in his soul he preferred close retirement to the mixed life of the care of souls. God glorified him by many miracles. St. Bernard says about him: “Now placed in heaven, he beholds God clearly revealed to him, swallowed up in joy, but not forgetting us. He hath not so put on the stole of glory himself as to lay aside his pity or the remembrance of our misery. St. Victor died at Saturniac (now Saint-Vittre, two leagues from Arcies in the diocese of Troye) in the 7^th century.

St. Victor became a priest but the love of heavenly contemplation being always the prevalent inclination in his soul he preferred close retirement to the mixed life of the care of souls. God glorified him by many miracles. St. Bernard says about him: “Now placed in heaven, he beholds God clearly revealed to him, swallowed up in joy, but not forgetting us. He hath not so put on the stole of glory himself as to lay aside his pity or the remembrance of our misery. St. Victor died at Saturniac (now Saint-Vittre, two leagues from Arcies in the diocese of Troye) in the 7^th century.

St. Victor became a priest but the love of heavenly contemplation being always the prevalent inclination in his soul he preferred close retirement to the mixed life of the care of souls. God glorified him by many miracles. St. Bernard says about him: “Now placed in heaven, he beholds God clearly revealed to him, swallowed up in joy, but not forgetting us. He hath not so put on the stole of glory himself as to lay aside his pity or the remembrance of our misery. St. Victor died at Saturniac (now Saint-Vittre, two leagues from Arcies in the diocese of Troye) in the 7^th century.

St. Victor became a priest but the love of heavenly contemplation being always the prevalent inclination in his soul he preferred close retirement to the mixed life of the care of souls. God glorified him by many miracles. St. Bernard says about him: “Now placed in heaven, he beholds God clearly revealed to him, swallowed up in joy, but not forgetting us. He hath not so put on the stole of glory himself as to lay aside his pity or the remembrance of our misery. St. Victor died at Saturniac (now Saint-Vittre, two leagues from Arcies in the diocese of Troye) in the 7^th century.

St. Victor became a priest but the love of heavenly contemplation being always the prevalent inclination in his soul he preferred close retirement to the mixed life of the care of souls. God glorified him by many miracles. St. Bernard says about him: “Now placed in heaven, he beholds God clearly revealed to him, swallowed up in joy, but not forgetting us. He hath not so put on the stole of glory himself as to lay aside his pity or the remembrance of our misery. St. Victor died at Saturniac (now Saint-Vittre, two leagues from Arcies in the diocese of Troye) in the 7^th century.