Venerable
Conamail
Abbot of Iona
Abbot of the monastery of Iona in Scotland, who reposed in 710.
Uncertain source. We are looking to verify this information as soon as we can.
- Feast
- September 11old style September 24
- Reposed
- 7108th century
- Order
- Venerables
Life
Conamail mac Faílbi (Conamail) was the tenth abbot of Iona in Scotland, from 704 to 707. He did not die until 710, but his successor Dunchad was made abbot already in 707; the sources do not say why, and scholars have suspected a split in the Iona community over the Easter question, a mistake in the sources, or an unexplained resignation.
His name is on the guarantor list of the Law of Adomnán (Cáin Adomnáin). The sources I consulted say nothing about his veneration as a saint, so he is remembered here as an abbot of Iona.
Commemorated the same day September 11
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