Saint Owen, also known as Ouini or Owin, was a devout and dedicated servant of God in early medieval England. He is best known for his roles as a steward in the household of Saint …

Once a steward in the household of St. Etheldreda, he entered a Benedictine monastery at Lastingham, England, under St. Chad. He later migrated to Lichfield, following St. Chad.

Died 680. Bede mentions Owen as a monk of great merit who forsook high office and a distinguished career for the love of his Lord. He came with Queen Etheldreda from East …

Saint Chad was quickly taken ill and died on 2 March 672. He had been Bishop of Lichfield or Mercia for just three years. Bede goes on to tell us that he was called “saint” immediately after …

Apr 20, 2018 · Saint Chad was quickly taken ill and died on 2 March 672. He had been Bishop of Lichfield or Mercia for just three years. Bede goes on to tell us that he was called “saint” …

Sep 4, 2021 · St. Owen (Owin; † c. 672?; feast: March 4), whose life is related by St. Bede (History, b. IV, ch. III). He was born in East Anglia and became bailiff of St. Etheldreda of Ely’s …

On the northeast of Lichfield, on St. Chad’s Road, stands the very ancient St. Chad’s parish church. It was here that the saint lived in his hut, baptized and prayed. The present church …

St. Non of Wales St. Owen of Lichfield St. Sacer of Saggard St. Winwaloe of Landevennec St. Cele-Christ St. Foila of Galway St. Lamalisse of Lamlash 4 . St. Adrian of Stalbrand & …

Once a steward in the household of St. Etheldreda, he entered a Benedictine monastery at Lastingham, England, under St. Chad. He later migrated to Lichfield, following St. Chad. Share:

Feb 2, 2025 · The Celtic patron saint of the name is St. Owen of Lichfield, a 7th century Benedictine monk and hermit, a governor of Queen Ethelreda’s household. He was known for …