Venerable
Tudur
A saint of the West, honored by the undivided Church.
Uncertain source. We are looking to verify this information as soon as we can.
- Feast
- October 14old style October 27
- Era
- 7th century
- Order
- Venerables
Life
Tudur is a Celtic saint of the 7th century, venerated in the Western Church and commemorated on 14 October. His name is Welsh.
Almost nothing but his name survives. His source is a simple record describing him as a Celtic saint of the 7th century. In Wales, in the old diocese of Llandaff, the parish of Mynydd Islwyn (Gwent) has a church dedicated to Saint Tudur, but the sources do not say that this is the same saint. No other deeds, miracles or place of rest of his body are known.
The sources being very vague, this note stops here.
Commemorated the same day October 14
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