Saint Richard of Chichester was a 13th-century English bishop known for his dedication to the church and his commitment to serving the poor. Born in 1197, he became the Bishop of Chichester in 1245 and worked tirelessly to improve the spiritual and social conditions of his diocese. He is remembered for his humility and strong leadership during a time of political turmoil. Richard was canonized as a saint in 1262, and his feast day is celebrated on April 16. He is often associated with the Anglican Church and is recognized for his emphasis on education and pastoral care. His legacy continues to inspire many in the Christian community.