Venerable
Fergna
Abbot of Iona
Abbot of the monastery of Iona, reposed in 637.
- Feast
- March 2old style March 15
- Reposed
- 6377th century
- Place
- Iona
- Order
- Venerables
Life
Venerable Fergna was abbot of the monastery of Iona in Scotland, called the White. According to Orthodox England he was a relative and disciple of Saint Columba and succeeded him in the leadership of the monastery; his repose is given as 637. The dates are uncertain, since the lists of the abbots of Iona record a Fergnae who died in 623. He is venerated as a saint of the undivided Church and is commemorated on 2 March (new calendar).
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