Saint Maclou is a Christian saint, traditionally recognized as the founder of a monastery in the region of Normandy, France, during the 6th century. He is often associated with the spread of Christianity in the area and is venerated for his piety and dedication to monastic life. The town of Saint-Maclou in Normandy is named in his honor, reflecting his significance in local history. His feast day is celebrated on July 6, and he is often depicted in religious art, symbolizing faith and devotion.