Saint
Anatolius
A bishop from Scotland who, after a pilgrimage to Rome, lived as a hermit at Salins in the Jura.
- Feast
- February 3old style February 16
- Era
- 9th century
- Place
- Scotland
- Order
- Hierarchs
Life
Holy Hierarch Anatolius was a bishop in Scotland in the 9th century. After a pilgrimage to Rome he settled as a hermit at Salins in the Jura in France, where a church was later dedicated to him.
No other details of his life are preserved in the sources at hand. He is commemorated on 3 February, by the Western calendar (new style), as a saint of the undivided Church. He is not to be confused with Anatolius, bishop of Cahors.
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