Goban

Goban was born in Ireland and was a disciple of Saint Fursey, with whom he became a monk at Burgh Castle in Suffolk. He followed his abbot to France and they lived as hermits in the forest near the Oise. He was murdered by barbarians at the place now called Saint-⁠Gobain, in the year 670. He is honoured as a venerable martyr and remembered on 20 June in the Western calendar (new style).

He is honoured as a saint of the undivided Church, with no synodal canonization shown in the source.