Saint Evette of Brittany

Also known as

  • Edwette
  • The Virgin with Three Crowns

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Sister of Saint Demet of Plozévet. The siblings survived a shipwreck and washed up on the beach of Plozèvet in the bay of Audierne at Penhors, Brittany, France. There she became a hermitess. She became the target of fear, harassment and finally violence by local pagans who accused her of being a witch. The local pagan women planned to attack her, using iron forks that were used on the farms to shovel fuel into ovens; the night before their planned attack, all the forks vanished, and the women left Evette alone.

Born

  • British Isles

Died

Canonized

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MLA Citation

  • “Saint Evette of Brittany“. CatholicSaints.Info. 17 July 2018. Web. 24 April 2024. <>