Venerable
Selevan
A holy man honored at St Levan in Cornwall, which bears his name.
- Feast
- June 25old style July 8
- Era
- 6th century
- Place
- St Levan
- Order
- Venerables
Life
Saint Selevan (also called Selyf, Selyr or Levan) was a hermit of the sixth century at St Levan in Cornwall, the place that bears his name. He is said perhaps to have come from Wales to Cornwall. The sources preserve no further details of his life.
He is commemorated on 25 June (and in one list on 8 June) among the saints of the West before the Great Schism (a saint of the undivided Church), by the New Calendar.
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Adalbert of EgmondVenerable · Missionary to FrisiaJun 25
Orosia of JacaSaint · Patron of JacaJun 25
Peter and Fevronia of MuromHoly Right-Believing Rulers · Right-believing of MuromJun 25
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Nikon of OptinaConfessor · Last confessor of OptinaJun 25
Peter of MuromRight-Believing · Prince of MuromJun 25
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AmphibalusHieromartyrJun 25
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