Saint Alor de Quimper

Alor of Quimper, also known as Saint Alor, Saint Alour, Saint Alar, Saint Halory, Saint Hélouri, Saint Alouarn, Saint Aloué, or Saint-Allouestre (Morbihan), was the second or perhaps third successor of Saint Corentin to the episcopal see of Quimper, according to an ancient list of bishops from the early Middle Ages for the Diocese of Cornouaille. He died in 462.