Saint-Sulpice

Saint-Sulpice, St. Sulpicius or St. Sulpitius stands for:

People:

Saint Sulpicius I of Bourges ( Severus the Strict; † around 591), from 584 as successor of Remigius Bishop of Bourges
Saint Sulpicius II of Bourges ( Pius the Pious; † 644 or 647), from 624 Bishop of Bourges
Henri de Saint-Sulpice († 1576), a favorite of the French King Henry III.

Church building with the patronage of St. Sulpitius:

St. Sulpicius , a church in Austria, see Frastanz parish church
St-Sulpice (Paris)
Saint-Sulpice (Marignac) , church in Marignac (Charente-Maritime)
St-Sulpice (Montils) , church in Montils, Charente-Maritime department, France
St-Sulpice (Ry) , church in Ry, Normandy
Saint-Sulpice Monastery , municipality of Thézillieu, Ain department, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, in south-eastern France

Cantons in France:

Places in France:

Places in France with added names:

Places in Switzerland:

Places in Canada:

Saint-Sulpice (Montreal) , district in the Ahuntsic-Cartierville district of Montreal
Saint-Sulpice (Québec) , parish in Québec

See also: