Saint
Llibio
A Welsh saint honored at Llanlibio in Anglesey.
- Feast
- February 28old style March 13
- Era
- 6th century
- Place
- Llanlibio
Life
Saint Llibio was a saint of North Wales in the sixth century, the patron of Llanllibio in Anglesey. His church was in ruins by 1776 and was later demolished; the village keeps his name. He is venerated as a saint of the undivided Church and is commemorated on 28 February (new calendar).
Commemorated the same day February 28
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Basil the ConfessorVenerable · Byzantine monkFeb 28.jpg)
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- Leo of CappadociaVenerable · Ascetic of CappadociaFeb 28
- AvrikiosMartyrFeb 28
- BarsusSaint · Bishop of DamascusFeb 28
- Cairalius, Pupulius, Gaius and SerapionHoly MartyrsFeb 28
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