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.
Around 948, Majolus became coadjutor to Abbot Aymard. Aymard lost his sight, and he stepped down from his abbacy, suggesting that the monks choose a new abbot and recommended Majolus as their candidate, but he declined.