St David is the patron saint of Wales and also of doves. Also known as Dewi Sant in Welsh, he was born in Caerfai in Pembrokshire, Wales to Sant, a prince of Cardigan, and St Non, the daughter of ...

March 1 marks St David’s Day or Dydd Gŵyl Dewi - the national day of Wales. Our patron saint has been celebrated since the 12th century by people all over Wales and beyond. Today, we celebrate ...

St. David’s Day, which falls on March 1 every year, is a celebration of the Patron Saint of Wales, which is, you guessed it, Saint David.

Although Pope Benedict XVI did not visit Wales during his 2010 trip to the U.K., he blessed a mosaic icon of its patron, and delivered remarks praising St. David as "one of the great saints of the ...

Every year on 1 March, Wales celebrates St David's Day - but how much do we actually know about the country's patron saint? Events across Wales today will celebrate the greatest figure in the ...

Across Wales, people will be celebrating St David's Day in honour of the Welsh patron saint, and Google has marked the occasion with a Doodle. Welsh schools will be holding eisteddfodau - music ...

On 25 January, Wales celebrates its patron saint of lovers, St. Dwynwen. The Welsh equivalent of St. Valentine, who is celebrated on 14 February, her feast day is similarly marked with flowers and ...

St David, also known as Dewi Sant in Welsh, is the patron saint of Wales and doves. He was born in Caerai in Pembrokeshire, Wales, to Sant, a prince of Cardigan, and St Non, the daughter of ...

St David's Day: Wales celebrates its patron saint in annual celebrations. Events are taking place in schools and communities across Wales to celebrate the country's patron saint.

Unlike England’s patron St George or Ireland’s St Patrick, St David was actually a home-grown hero. Tradition holds that David was born at the turn of the sixth century in Pembrokeshire ...