Cedd was an early Christian missionary and bishop in the 7th century, known for his role in spreading Christianity in England. He was a member of the Celtic Church and is often associated with the Northumbrian region. Cedd founded the monastery at Lastingham and played a significant part in the conversion of the Anglo-Saxon people. Cedd is remembered for his dedication to education and the establishment of monastic communities. He was known for his piety and leadership, and he is often celebrated as a saint in the Christian tradition. His feast day is observed on October 26th in various Christian calendars.