Saint Robert of Knaresborough was a 12th-century English hermit and saint known for his piety and ascetic lifestyle. He lived in a cave near Knaresborough, Yorkshire, where he dedicated his life to prayer and meditation. His reputation for holiness attracted many followers, and he became a spiritual guide for those seeking a deeper connection with God. Robert is often associated with miracles and acts of kindness, which contributed to his canonization. His feast day is celebrated on September 24, and he is recognized as the patron saint of Knaresborough. His life serves as an inspiration for those pursuing a life of faith and simplicity.