Venerable
Mael
Hermit on Bardsey Island
Fifth-century Breton hermit, a follower of Cadfan, who lived in Wales and on Bardsey Island.
- Feast
- May 13old style May 26
- Reposed
- 5005th century
- Place
- Bardsey Island
- Order
- Venerables
Life
Saint Mael was a Breton hermit of the fifth century who lived in Wales. He is commemorated on 13 May.
He was born in Brittany. He went to the British Isles with his companions under the leadership of Saint Cadfan and settled on the island of Bardsey, where he lived as a hermit.
Together with Saint Sulien he is venerated as patron of the town of Corwen in Wales. The parish church there, of the Anglican Church in Wales, is dedicated to them.
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