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=== Canonization === | === Canonization === | ||
Canonized pre-Congregation, by the 5th–6th century, affirmed by local tradition, sealing his place among [[Saints]]. | Canonized pre-Congregation, by the 5th–6th century, affirmed by local tradition, sealing his place among [[Saints]].<ref>https://www.saintforaminute.com/saints/saint_abban_the_hermit</ref> | ||
==Miracles== | ==Miracles== | ||
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=== Other notable miracles === | === Other notable miracles === | ||
* Miraculous spring at his hermitage, per tradition<ref>https://citydesert.wordpress.com/2014/03/15/saint-abban-missionary-and-hermit/</ref> | |||
==Patronage== | ==Patronage== | ||
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==Veneration== | ==Veneration== | ||
Saint Abban is venerated through prayers for guidance, once centered at his [[Abingdon]] hermitage in the [[Parish]] of Abingdon, now lost. His cult, strong in [[State/Administrative subdivision|Berkshire]], honors his May 13 feast, his staff a symbol of solitude. His legacy, like an [[Bishop|Archbishop of Paris]], endures among [[Saints]] in England’s early faith. | Saint Abban is venerated through prayers for guidance, once centered at his [[Abingdon]] hermitage in the [[Parish]] of Abingdon, now lost. His cult, strong in [[State/Administrative subdivision|Berkshire]], honors his May 13 feast, his staff a symbol of solitude. His legacy, like an [[Bishop|Archbishop of Paris]], endures among [[Saints]] in England’s early faith.<ref>https://www.catholic.org/saints/saint.php?saint_id=469</ref> | ||
==Books== | == Books == | ||
==Written about the saint== | === Written about the saint === | ||
* Early British hagiographies (lost, referenced in local tradition) | * Early British hagiographies (lost, referenced in local tradition) | ||
==Written by the saint== | === Written by the saint === | ||
* No writings survive. | * No writings survive. | ||