A Calendar of Scottish Saints

Michael Barrett

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A CALENDAR OF SCOTTISH SAINTS BYDOM MICHAEL BARRETT, O.S.B. SECOND EDITION REVISED & AUGMENTED

FORT-AUGUSTUS: PRINTED AT THEABBEYPRESS 1919

Produced by Elaine Laizure from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.

Nihil obstat : D. CUTHBERTUS ALMOND, O.S.B. Censor Dep. Imprimatur : + GEORGIUS, Ep. Aberd.

Title: A Calendar of Scottish Saints Author: Michael Barrett Release Date: January 29, 2010 [EBook #31121] Language: English

*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK A CALENDAR OF SCOTTISH SAINTS ***  

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The title of Scottish, applied to the holy ones whose names occur in these short notices, must be understood to refer not so much to their nationality as to the field in which, they laboured or the localities where traces of their cultus are to be found. The Calendar here submitted does not pretend to be exhaustive; the saints therein noted are those who appear prominently in such records as remain to us and in the place-names which still recall their personalities. In this new edition much additional information has been inserted, and many emendations made to render the Calendar as complete as possible. The chief sources relied upon in the compilation of the work are: The Breviary of Aberdeen , drawn up by Bishop Wm. Elphinstone, and printed in 1509. Dr. Forbes' Kalendars of Scottish Saints . Origines Parochiales Scotiae . Dr. Skene's Celtic Scotland . Canon O'Hanlon's Lives of Irish Saints . Cardinal Moran's Irish Saints in Great Britain . NewStatistical Account of Scotland . The date at the head of each notice is generally that of the death of the saint concerned.

JANUARY 1—St. Ernan, Abbot, A.D. 640. The Saint whose feast is celebrated on this day was a disciple of the great St. Columba, and is said by Colgan, the renowned Irish scholar, to have been his nephew. What connection the saint had with Scotland is not clear. He may have laboured for a time there under St. Columba, but he became Abbot of Drumhome in Donegal. On the night St. Columba went to his reward, as we are told by that saint's biographer, St. Adamnan, Ernan was favoured with a vision in which the saint's death was revealed to him. St. Ernan died in his Irish monastery at an advanced age in the year 640. The church of Killernan, in Ross-shire, is named after him. Another dedication to this saint is thought by some to be Kilviceuen in Mull. 4—St. Chroman or Ghronan, A.D. 641. On account of the destruction of so many ecclesiastical records at the Reformation, many {2} particulars regarding some of our Scottish saints have been irrevocably lost. This is the case with the holy man before us. All that we know of him may be told in a few words. He lived in the Cunningham district of Ayrshire, where he was revered during life and venerated after death for his great sanctity. On his deathbed we are told he kept continually repeating those words of the 83rd Psalm, "My soul longeth and fainteth for the courts of the Lord. My heart and my flesh have rejoiced in the Living God." 7—St. Kentigerna, Recluse, A.D. 733. Like so many holy souls whose lives drew down the grace of Heaven upon the land, St. Kentigerna was of Irish race. Her brother, St. Comgan, succeeded their father, a prince of Leinster, in the government of his territory. Meeting with violent opposition from the neighbouring princes, on account of his just and upright Christian rule, St. Comgan was obliged to fly the country, and together with his widowed sister, who had been married to an Irish prince, took refuge in Scotland. St. Comgan devoted himself to monastic life, and {3} Kentigerna retired to an island in Loch Lomond to live as an anchoress. Here in her solitary cell, on the hilly, wooded isle which is now called in memory of her Innis na Caillich (the Nun's Island), she spent many years of the remainder of her life. The island became the seat of the old parish church of Buchanan, which was dedicated to her, and in the graveyard, which is still in use, are many tombs of the chiefs and illustrious men of the clan MacGregor. The church has been long in ruins. St. Kentigerna died in 733. Her feast is to be found in the Aberdeen Breviary. 11—St. Suibhne (Sweeney), Abbot, A.D. 656. This saint was an Abbot of Iona who died in the odour of sanctity when he had been Superior of that monastery for about three years.

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