St. Colman
Our patron saint, St Colman was a 6th century scholar, educated at the monastic foundation at Nendrum, on the shores of Strangford Lough, where he eventually became Abbot circa 520 AD.
As a disciple of Saint Caolán, Colman was revered by for performing miracles and visited monasteries across the island to learn their religious practices and forms of community life, alongside more extensive learning in Holy Scripture.
Later serving as the first abbot of Muckmore in Co. Antrim, Colman was persuaded to settle in Dromore, setting up a small Church and instilling a sense of discipline among his followers. He, along with St. Patrick, is a patron of the Diocese of Dromore, within which the College is situated.