Saint Columba of Cornwall
Feast Day
November 13
Canonized
Pre-Congregation
Biography
Saint Columba of Cornwall, whose name signifies "dove" in reference to the Holy Spirit appearing to her as a dove during her conversion to Christianity, is venerated as a martyr of the early Cornish Church. Born in Cornwall, her life is marked by a profound encounter with divine grace that shaped her identity and destiny. She embraced the Christian faith through this miraculous vision, embodying the gentle and holy nature symbolized by the dove. Her steadfast witness to the Gospel, however, brought her into conflict with the ruling authority. According to tradition, she
Heraldry & Devotional Emblems
Documentary record: no verified arms linked yet. Read the heraldry standard.
Know of a grace or miracle attributed to Saint Columba of Cornwall?
Report a Grace or Miracle