Cathan of Bute

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Cathan of Bute is a relatively obscure early medieval Scottish saint traditionally associated with the Isle of Bute and venerated in local church dedications.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian saint
early medieval Scottish saint
associatedWith Isle of Bute NERFINISHED
category Celtic Christian saints
Medieval Scottish saints
People associated with the Isle of Bute
country Scotland
cultExtent primarily local
documentationLevel scarce
era early Middle Ages
ethnicGroup Gaelic
feastDayStatus obscure
hasCultCenter Isle of Bute NERFINISHED
hasPlaceNamedAfter Kilchattan Bay NERFINISHED
Kilchattan Church NERFINISHED
historicity poorly documented
honouredIn Isle of Bute NERFINISHED
linkedTo church dedications on Bute
nameVariant Catan of Bute NERFINISHED
Katan of Bute NERFINISHED
Saint Cathan NERFINISHED
notableFor eponym of church dedications in Bute
local veneration on the Isle of Bute
placeOfVeneration Isle of Bute NERFINISHED
region Argyll and Bute NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
saintType Celtic saint
local saint
sourceType later hagiographical tradition
local tradition
veneratedIn Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church

Scottish Christianity NERFINISHED

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Kilchattan hasReligiousDedication Cathan of Bute