St. Leonard of Limoges was a 6th-century Christian saint and hermit, known for his piety and dedication to God. He is often associated with the region of Limoges, France, where he is believed to have lived and preached. St. Leonard is recognized as the patron saint of prisoners and childbirth, reflecting his compassion for those in need. His life is celebrated in various hagiographies, which recount his miracles and acts of charity. St. Leonard's feast day is observed on November 6, and he is often depicted in art with chains, symbolizing his role as a protector of captives. His legacy continues to inspire many in the Christian faith.