Saint Fergal of Serbia

Saint Fergal of Serbia, also known as Saint Fergal of Cople, was an Irish missionary and scholar from the 8th century. He traveled to the region of Serbia (then part of the broader Slavic lands) to spread Christianity and promote learning. Renowned for his dedication to faith, he contributed to the Christianization of the area and helped establish religious communities. His work laid the groundwork for the growth of Christianity in the region, and he is remembered as a devout missionary and educator. Saint Fergal's legacy highlights the historical spread of Christianity and learning across Europe.