Saint
Cocca
A saint of the early Church of Ireland, commemorated in the Western calendars.
- Feast
- June 6old style June 19
- Era
- unknown
- Place
- Cos
Life
Saint Cocca (also called Cucca or Cuach) is honoured as the patron of Kilcock, on the border between the counties of Meath and Kildare in Ireland. The sources do not say when she lived and preserve no details of her life.
She is commemorated on 6 June among the saints of the West before the Great Schism (a saint of the undivided Church), by the New Calendar.
Commemorated the same day June 6
Agobard of LyonSaint · Archbishop of LyonJun 6
Bessarion the GreatVenerable · Desert FatherJun 6
Claudius of BesançonSaint · Bishop of BesançonJun 6Eustorgius IISaint · Archbishop of MilanJun 6
Paisius of UglichVenerable · Founder of the Protection MonasteryJun 6- Ceratus of GrenobleSaint · Bishop of GrenobleJun 6
Hilarion the NewVenerableJun 6
Gregory of NovgorodSaint · Archbishop of Novgorod and PskovJun 6- BranwaladerSaintJun 6
- Thecla, Mariamne, Martha, Mary and EnataHoly Martyrs · Martyrs of PersiaJun 6
- Jonah of KlimenetsVenerable · Founder of Klimenets MonasteryJun 6
- Valeria, Kyriake and Maria of CaesareaHoly Martyrs · Martyrs of CaesareaJun 6