Catholic Saint

St. Gildas

An influential monk and scholar in early medieval Britain, known for his writings and teachings.

Feast Day: January 29

Biography

St. Gildas was a British monk from the 6th century whose works offer significant insight into the history and spirituality of his time. He is best known for his book 'De Excidio et Conquestu Britanniae', which reflects on the moral decline of society and the need for reform. His contributions to theology and history have made him a vital figure in early Christian literature.

Prayer to St. Gildas

The time for choosing between evil and a good conscience is at hand.

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