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Line 3: He was the first to head the monastery of [[Solignac]] after being appointed by [[Saint Eligius]]. He was an advisor to [[Sigebert II]] of [[Austrasia]] and convinced this monarch to establish the double-monastery of [[Stavelot]] and [[Malmédy]] in [[648]]. Remaclus served as abbot of Stavelot and Malmédy. He was also [[bishop of Liege]]. He was appointed missionary bishop of [[Maastricht]] in [[652]]. He served until [[663]]. Inhabitants of this troubled diocese had murdered some of his predecessors. However, Remaclus successfully spread monasticism in the region. He worked with [[Saint Hadelin]]. He served as the spiritual teacher to [[Saint Trudo]], [[Saint Babolen]], [[Saint Theodard]], and [[Lambert of Maastricht\|Saint Lambert]].

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