Aldegund of Maubeuge was a 7th-century Christian saint and abbess, known for her role in founding the monastery of Maubeuge in present-day Belgium. She was born into a noble family and chose a religious life, dedicating herself to God and the community. Her leadership at the monastery emphasized prayer, education, and the care of the poor. Aldegund is often celebrated for her piety and commitment to monastic life. She is venerated in the Roman Catholic Church and is recognized as a patron saint of Maubeuge. Her feast day is observed on January 30, honoring her contributions to early Christian monasticism.