St Gluvias (Glywys) Profile. Born: in the 5th century in Wales. Worked in England and Wales. Died: 6th century in unknown. Feast Day is celebrated on May 3.
St Gluvias Biography |
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Date of Birth | 5th Century |
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Country of Birth | |
Matrimony/Holy Orders | Saints who were Monks |
Profession | King and Monk |
Place of Work | Wales |
Date of Death | 6th century |
Place of Death | unknown |
Feast Day | May 3 |
Beatification | |
Canonization | Pre-Congregation |
Patron Saint of |

Saint’s Life History
Saint Gluvias was a brother of Saint Cadoc of Llancarfan and the may nephew of Saint Petroc. Later in life he became a monk. Gluvias sent to Cornwall by Cadoc and there he founded the monastery and parish now know as Saint Glywys. May been a martyr but record are uncertain.
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