Conrad of Bavaria

Conrad of Bavaria (Italian: Corrado di Baviera; c. 1105–17 March 1126) was a younger son of Duke Henry the Black of Bavaria and Wulfhilde of Saxony, born at the Welf castle of Ravensburg. He studied theology at Cologne before the preaching of Arnold the German drew him to the Cistercian Order at Morimond.

Arnold planned to found a monastery in the Holy Land but died in 1125, so Conrad continued alone, hoping to live as a hermit there. He settled instead in a cave at Modugno near Bari.

His holiness drew local followers before his death in 1126. His cult was confirmed by beatification in 1832, and he is patron of Molfetta.