St. Hugh, also known as St. Hugh of Lincoln, was a 12th-century English bishop renowned for his piety and dedication to the church. Born in France, he became a Carthusian monk and later the Bishop of Lincoln, where he worked to reform the clergy and improve the lives of the poor. His leadership and commitment to social justice earned him respect and admiration. He is often associated with the Carthusian Order, which emphasizes solitude and contemplation. St. Hugh was canonized as a saint in 1220, and his feast day is celebrated on November 17. His legacy continues to inspire those in religious life and social service.