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Saint Odrian of Waterford

Saint Odrian of Waterford, also known as Odrian of Iona, Otteran, Odhran, Odhram, Odran, Oram, Oran, Oterano, Otterano, was an Irish saint who lived in the 6th century.

Feast Day October 27

Biography

Saint Odrian of Waterford, also known as Odrian of Iona, Otteran, Odhran, Odhram, Odran, Oram, Oran, Oterano, Otterano, was an Irish saint who lived in the 6th century. He was born in Ireland and later became an abbot at Meath. One of his notable achievements was his role as an early bishop of Waterford, Ireland. He was a close friend and companion of Saint Columba, the renowned Irish missionary and abbot, and together they journeyed to Scotland to establish the famous Iona Abbey. At Iona, Saint Odrian became a monk and dedicated his life to prayer, study, and the spread of Christianity. Saint Odrian is remembered for his deep piety and devotion to Christ. His exemplary faith and virtuous character drew others to him, and many sought his spiritual guidance and counsel.

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