9th century
Feast: September 14
German noblewoman who devoted her life to caring for the poor and serving God.
Notburga von Bühl was a 9th-century German noblewoman who dedicated her life to charity (died 854). Despite her noble birth, she lived simply and gave generously to the poor. She founded churches and monasteries with her wealth. Known for her deep piety and care for the marginalized. She died peacefully, remembered for her saintly life.