John of Bridlington

John of Bridlington was a 14th-century English monk and abbot known for his deep piety and prophetic visions. He was originally from Bridlington, Yorkshire, and became a significant figure in the religious community, founding a monastery there. John was canonized as a saint by Pope Paul VI in 1970, primarily due to reports of miracles and the impact of his teachings. His legacy includes a notable influence on local spirituality, and he is often revered for his role in promoting the values of monastic life and devotion during a turbulent period in medieval England.