Saint Urielle

6th or 7th century), also known as Eurielle, Curielle,[1] or Arielle,[2] was a mythical Christian saint of Armorica venerated in the Celtic Brittany region.

Urielle was one of the daughters of Hoël III [fr], legendary king of Armorica, and Pritelle, whom he married around 590.

[1] Hoël III was equated to Judaël [fr] (also spelled Judhaël; reigned 580–605), Breton king of Armorican Dumnonia and father of Judicael, Judoc, and Winnoc, thus making Urielle a sister of the three saints'.

According to Malo-Joseph de Garaby [fr] in his Vie des bienheureux et des saints de Bretagne, "the two holy princesses were so detached from all the seduction of vulgar souls, that they constantly labored to gain enough merit to deserve heaven.

[4] A 16th-century polychrome wooden statue of Saint Urielle is kept in the Parish Church of Saint-Pierre.