St Madron of Cornwall, also known as Maden or Madern, was a Hermit born in the 5th century in Cornwall, England, and died in 545 AD. We celebrate his feast day on May 17 every year in the Catholic Church.
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The Memorial of St. Madron of Cornwall – Feast Day |
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St Madron of Cornwall Biography |
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Date of Birth |
5th century AD |
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Place of Birth |
Cornwall, England |
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Matrimony/Holy Orders |
Saints who were Monks |
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Profession |
Hermit, Monk |
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Place of Work |
England |
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Date of Death |
545 AD |
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Place of Death |
England |
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Feast Day |
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Canonization |
Pre-Congregation |
Saint’s Biography
Saint Madron of Cornwall was a monk and a hermit. He worked at Saint Madron’s Church, Cornwall, England. Like many holy people of the time, there is a well that is considered “his” and is known for its healing powers. He died in 545 near Land’s End, Cornwall, England.
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