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Catholic Encyclopedia
St. Gall, late sixth- to early seventh-century Irish hermit. Also known as St. Gallus, Gallo, Gallonus, Gallunus, Callo, Chelleh, or Gillianus.

For All the Saints
Short biography of St. Gall, estimates that the saint died around 640.



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