Tatwine of Canterbury

Tatwine of Canterbury was a monk and then abbot of a Benedictine monastery at Breedon in Mercia, known for his piety and learning. He succeeded Saint Brithwald as the tenth archbishop of Canterbury, from 731 to 734. He was also a writer: the riddles he composed have survived, as has a grammar of the Latin language for advanced students. He reposed on 30 July 734. He is a saint of the undivided Church, venerated in the West.

His commemoration falls on 30 July (new calendar); the Churches on the Old Calendar keep the same day of the Menaion on 12 August of the civil calendar.