Saint Waltrudis was a 7th-century abbess known for her piety and leadership in the Christian community. She was born into a noble family in what is now Belgium and became the founder of the Monastery of Mons, where she served as abbess. Her life was marked by a commitment to prayer, charity, and the care of the poor. She is often celebrated for her role in promoting monastic life and education among women. Saint Waltrudis is venerated in the Roman Catholic Church, and her feast day is observed on February 9. Her legacy continues to inspire many in the Christian faith.