Saint Aldegund, also known as Saint Aldegundis, was a 7th-century abbess and a prominent figure in early Christian monasticism. She is best known for founding the Abbey of Maubeuge in present-day France, which became a significant center for religious life and education. Aldegund dedicated her life to God and was known for her piety and leadership among her fellow nuns. Her feast day is celebrated on January 30, and she is often depicted in religious art with symbols of her monastic life. Saint Aldegund is venerated in various regions, particularly in Belgium and France, where her legacy continues to inspire those in the Christian faith.