Saint Hervé

Saint Hervé was a 6th-century Breton abbot and a hermit, renowned for his piety and miracles, particularly among the blind. He was born blind himself and spent his life devoted to God, becoming a teacher and spiritual guide. Saint Hervé is especially venerated in Brittany, where many churches and chapels are dedicated to him. His story often emphasizes humility, wisdom, and care for the poor.