Are you a brewer looking for some divine inspiration? Look no further than Saint Arnulf of Metz, the patron saint of brewers. Saint Arnulf, also known as Arnold of Soissons, was a bishop in the 6th century who is said to have performed miracles, including turning water into beer.

Legend has it that Saint Arnulf once saved a village from a plague by encouraging the villagers to drink beer instead of water, as the brewing process killed off the bacteria in the water. The villagers followed his advice and were saved from the plague, leading to Saint Arnulf becoming the patron saint of brewers.

If you're a brewer looking for some guidance or protection in your craft, Saint Arnulf is the saint to turn to. Many brewers around the world still pray to Saint Arnulf for a successful brewing process and a tasty end product.

If you want to learn more about Saint Arnulf and his connection to brewing, you can visit catholic.org for more information. There, you can read about Saint Arnulf's life and the miracles he is said to have performed, as well as how he became associated with brewers.

So next time you're brewing up a batch of beer, take a moment to toast to Saint Arnulf of Metz, the patron saint of brewers. Who knows, maybe his divine intervention will help you brew up the best beer you've ever made.

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