ㅤSt. Kevin

St. Kevin was an Irish hermit and founder of the monastic community at Glendalough, a famous pilgrimage site in County Wicklow, Ireland. Born into a noble family, he chose a life of prayer, solitude, and devotion to God. His love for nature and deep spiritual life led him to retreat into the wilderness, where he lived in a cave and performed many miracles, including healing the sick and caring for the poor. St. Kevin's legacy is one of profound faith, humility, and dedication to monastic life, inspiring many to seek holiness through contemplation and simplicity.

Lived: 498 - 618 AD | Feast Day: June 3 | Canonized: Pre-Congregation
Patronage: Ireland, Glendalough, and those in need of spiritual renewal

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