Saint Colman was an early Christian missionary and bishop, known for his role in spreading Christianity in Ireland during the 6th century. He is often associated with the establishment of monasteries and churches, particularly in the region of County Kerry. His life and works contributed significantly to the development of the early Irish church. Colman is also recognized for his connection to the Celtic Church and is venerated as a saint in various Christian traditions. His feast day is celebrated on September 7, honoring his contributions to the faith and his influence on the spiritual landscape of Ireland.