Breton Saints are a group of Christian figures who played a significant role in the spread of Christianity in the region of Brittany, France, during the early medieval period. Many of these saints were missionaries who established churches and monasteries, helping to convert the local population to Christianity. They are often associated with specific locations, and their legends contribute to the cultural heritage of Brittany. These saints are celebrated in various ways, including local festivals and religious observances. Some of the most well-known Breton Saints include Saint Anne, the mother of the Virgin Mary, and Saint Yves, the patron saint of lawyers. Their stories and teachings continue to inspire devotion and community in Brittany today.