Saint Virgil of Salzburg was an Irish monk and bishop who lived during the 8th century. He is best known for his role in spreading Christianity in the region of Salzburg, Austria. Virgil was a scholar and is credited with founding the Salzburg Cathedral and establishing a monastic community that contributed to the cultural and spiritual development of the area. Virgil is also recognized for his contributions to education and the promotion of the Gregorian Chant. He was canonized as a saint, and his feast day is celebrated on November 27. His legacy continues to influence the religious and cultural landscape of Austria today.