Wulfram of Sens was a 7th-century archbishop and missionary who served the Church in Gaul and Frisia. Born into a Frankish noble family, he received an education at the court of Clovis II before being elected to the see of Sens in the late 600s. He eventually resigned his high office to live as a Benedictine monk at Fontenelle. He is primarily remembered for his missionary efforts in Frisia, where he worked to convert the local population and challenge pagan customs through his preaching and perceived miracles.