Sacerdos of Limoges was a 7th-century Benedictine monk and bishop who lived in France. Born in Calviac-en-Périgord around 670, he eventually became the abbot and founder of Calviac Abbey. His religious career progressed from monastic leadership to serving as the bishop of Limoges, and he later held the position of bishop of Sigüenza.
Life and career
After beginning his religious life as a monk, Sacerdos established the abbey at Calviac. He was the son of Saint Modane. Following his time as an abbot, he transitioned into the episcopacy, serving the people of Limoges before moving to the see of Sigüenza.
Veneration
As a Catholic saint, he is commemorated on May 5. His memory is preserved through the dedication of the Sarlat Cathedral. He is recognized within the Catholic and Orthodox traditions.