Saint
Ninnidh Láimhiodhan
A saint venerated in the Western Church, of whom few details survive.
- Feast
- November 13old style November 26
- Era
- 6th century
Life
Saint Ninnidh Láimhiodhan ("of the pure hand") is an obscure Irish saint of the 6th century, linked with Kiltoom in County Westmeath. A local source says that he founded the monastery of Ceall Tóma at Kiltoom and that he was of the Ceinéal Laoghaire. He is remembered on 13 November. Even among the early Irish saints he is little known. Some sources connect him with another Ninnidh, the one who attended Saint Brigid of Kildare on her deathbed, but this cannot be proved.
Commemorated the same day November 13
John ChrysostomSaint · Archbishop of ConstantinopleNov 13
Nicholas I of RomeSaint · Bishop of RomeNov 13
Abbo of FleuryVenerable Martyr · Abbot of Fleury AbbeyNov 13Mitre of AixSaint · Saint of Aix-en-ProvenceNov 13
Floridus of Città di CastelloSaint · Bishop of Città di CastelloNov 13
Leonianus of VienneVenerableNov 13- Arcadius of AfricaMartyrNov 13
- Amantius of Città di CastelloVenerableNov 13
- AnthusaSaintNov 13
- Antoninus of Caesarea in PalestineHieromartyrNov 13
- Arcadius, Paschasius, Probus and Eutychian of AfricaHoly Martyrs · Martyrs of AfricaNov 13
- BairrfionnSaintNov 13