Around 948, Majolus became coadjutor to Abbot Aymard. Aymard became blind, and he resigned his abbacy, recommending that the monks choose to elect a new abbot and suggested they choose Majolus as abbot, but he refused.
In approximately 948, Majolus took on the role of coadjutor to Abbot Aymard. As Aymard's sight failed him, he relinquished his position as abbot, advising the monks to select a new leader and proposing Majolus for the role, but he ultimately refused.