Saint Adelard of Corbie is primarily known as a monastic reformer and the founder of the monastery of Corvey (also known as New Corbie). He was also a counselor to Charlemagne and his son Pepin, and a patron saint of gardeners and those suffering from fevers and typhus.

Feast day: February 5

Monastic Reformer:

Adelard played a significant role in reforming monastic life, emphasizing piety, humility, and spiritual growth.

Founder of Corvey:

He established the monastery of Corvey in Westphalia, which became an important center for evangelization and training of missionaries.