St Mungo (founder)

St. Mungo, also known as St. Kentigern, was a 6th-century Christian missionary and the founder of the city of Glasgow in Scotland. He is revered as the city's patron saint and is associated with the establishment of its first church. St. Mungo is known for performing miracles, including healing and helping the needy. His life is celebrated through various legends, such as the story of his pet robin. The cathedral in Glasgow bears his name, and his feast day is observed on January 13th, serving as a symbol of the city's historical and spiritual heritage.