Saint Delphin, bishop of Bordeaux

Saint Delphin, bishop of Bordeaux, was a leading figure in the Church of Gaul during the late fourth century. He was known for his piety, charity, and opposition to Arianism. Delphin played an important role in converting Saint Paulinus of Nola and participated in several regional synods. He served as Bishop of Bordeaux until his death around 404 AD.