His preaching was incessant; his charity inexhaustible. On himself he spent next to nothing, for he regarded the revenues of his diocese as the property of the poor, and there were many within his jurisdiction. He was given valuable assistance by King Coloman, the Duke of Slavonia (brother of the popular saint, Elizabeth of Hungary).
His preaching was relentless; his generosity boundless. He devoted little to himself, as he considered the revenues of his diocese to be the property of the poor and many were in need within his jurisdiction. King Coloman, the Duke of Slavonia (brother of the renowned saint, Elizabeth of Hungary), provided him with valuable support.