Saint Ninnoc

Saint Ninnoc
Saint Ninnoc
Virgin, Abbess
Born	c. 414; Wales
Died	4 June 467 (aged 52–53); Lannenec Monastery, Ploemeur, France
Venerated in	Catholic Church
Canonized	Pre-Congregation
Feast	4 June
Attributes	Religious habit; Crosier; Book; Deer
Patronage	Agriculture; Forestry; Women

Saint Ninnoc or Ninnog of Breton (c. 414 – c. 4 June 467^{[note 1]}), also known as Nenooc, Nennoca, Nennocha, Ninnoc, Ninnocha, and Gwengustle, was an early medieval abbess born in Wales who died in Brittany. The text of Vita Sanctae Ninnocae (The Life of Saint Ninnoc), preserved in the Cartulary of Quimperlé, provides knowledge of her life and work.

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Saint Ninnoc

Virgin, Abbess
Born	c. 414 Wales
Died	4 June 467 (aged 52–53) Lannenec Monastery, Ploemeur, France
Venerated in	Catholic Church
Canonized	Pre-Congregation
Feast	4 June
Attributes	Religious habit Crosier Book Deer
Patronage	Agriculture Forestry Women

Saint Ninnoc

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