Beatus

Beatus, meaning "blessed" in medieval Latin, is a title for a person who has been beatified, the step before sainthood in the Catholic Church. It may also refer to:

People

Ordered chronologically

• Beatus of Lungern (died 122), semi-legendary Christian monk, hermit and saint
• Beatus of Vendôme (died 3rd century), semi-legendary saint of Vendôme
• Beatus of Amiens, Bishop of Amiens c. 549
• Beatus (bishop of Passau), bishop from 746/747 to approximately 754
• Beatus of Liébana (c. 730–c. after 794), Spanish saint, monk and theologian
• Beatus (bishop of Urgell), bishop between 850 and 857
• Beatus Rhenanus (1485–1547), German humanist, religious reformer and classical scholar
• Beatus Christian Urassa (born 1965), Tanzanian Catholic bishop

Other uses

• SS Beatus, a British cargo ship sunk by a U-boat in 1940
• Beatus United, original name of A.F.C. Porth, a Welsh football club
• "Beatus", a song from Imperfect Harmonies by Serj Tankian

See also

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• All pages with titles beginning with Beatus
• All pages with titles containing Beatus
• Beata (disambiguation)
• Beat (disambiguation)

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