Rodingue was a seventh-century Irish monk and abbot who established a monastery in the Argonne forest of France. After beginning his religious life in Ireland, he moved to the monastery of Tholey, where he was highly respected by his fellow monks. Following a period spent near Verdun, he successfully founded the Abbey of Beaulieu, which he led for three decades. He died around the year 680, having spent his final years living as a hermit in a nearby solitary location.