Saint Wolfgang was a bishop in the 10th century, known for his missionary work in the region that is now Austria. He played a significant role in spreading Christianity and establishing monasteries, including the famous St. Wolfgang's Monastery on the shores of Wolfgangsee. His dedication to education and community service made him a respected figure in his time. He is often depicted in art with a crow or a staff, symbolizing his role as a shepherd of the people. Saint Wolfgang is celebrated on October 31st, and he is the patron saint of woodworkers and carpenters, reflecting his connection to craftsmanship and the natural world.