He is chiefly renowned for his legendary quest to the "Isle of the Blessed," also called Saint Brendan's Island.
Saint Brendan the Navigator
May 16 is the feast of Saint Brendan.
The Americas.
Because of the 2 voyages he took to the Americas.
There is a Saint Brendan but not a Saint Brenda.
Saint Brendan was born around 484 AD in County Kerry, Ireland.
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St. Brendan the navigator was known for his holiness, faithfulness and good works. Brendan built a number of monasteries. He would have been proclaimed a saint shortly after he died by popular acclamation. There was no official process at the time for canonization.
No, not unless you are misspelling Saint Brendan's name.
Brendan the Navigator is the patron saint of these dioceses. Ardfert, Ireland, Clonfert, Ireland, Kerry, Ireland.
I imagine you are talking about (Brother) Saint Brendan. He was an Irish saint. His name means 'Prince' in Welsh. He is known for among other things, his Voyage across the Atlantic. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brendan - In Irish he is called 'Naomh Breandàn'