Bennoc Guengalaenus Guengaloeus Guenole Guingalois Gunnolo Gwenndo Gweno Ouignoualey Valois Vennole Vinguavally Waloway Wingaloeus Winwalde Winwalloc Winwalloe Wonnow Wynolatus Wynwallow Winwaloe
3 March 28 February (translation of his relics)
Legend says he lived on rye bread and ashes, water, and prayer, that he slept on sand or piles of tree bark, and that these privations led to his performing many miracles. Several churches in Cornwall, including Anglican parishes, are dedicated to him, which may indicate that his relics were moved there after the Viking invasions of 914.
carrying a church on his shoulders ringing a bell
Catholic Encyclopedia Catholine Online Book of Saints, by the Monks of Ramsgate Our Sunday Visitor's Encyclopedia of Saints, by Matthew Bunson, Margaret Bunson, and Stephen Bunson