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Saint Cadwaladr of Brittany

Saint Cadwaladr of Brittany was a spiritual student of Saint Cadoc of Llancarvan, a renowned Welsh abbot.

Feast Day October 18

Biography

Saint Cadwaladr of Brittany was a spiritual student of Saint Cadoc of Llancarvan, a renowned Welsh abbot. Born in the early 6th century, Cadwaladr dedicated his life to serving God and spreading the teachings of Christianity in Armorica, modern-day Brittany, France. Cadwaladr is particularly known for his role in founding the monastery on the island of Morbihan, which is now known as the Ile de Saint-Cado. This monastery became a spiritual haven, attracting many disciples who sought guidance and enlightenment. It was here that Cadwaladr served as the abbot, leading the community in their pursuit of spiritual growth and devotion. As a scholar and dedicated student of Saint Cadoc, Cadwaladr immersed himself in the study of scripture and the writings of the Church fathers.

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