Saint
Moloug of Lismore
Scottish missionary of the sixth century, founder of a monastery on the island of Lismore.
- Feast
- June 25old style July 8
- Reposed
- 5926th century
- Place
- Lismore
Life
Saint Moloug of Lismore was a Scottish missionary of the sixth century and the founder of a monastery on the island of Lismore. He is said to have died in 592. He is commemorated on 25 June (new style; 8 July on the old calendar) in the calendar of the Orthodox Church in America; the sources consulted preserve no other details of his life. He is a saint of the undivided Church.
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