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   4 days ago · The abbey of the Holy Trinity, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and St. Peter of the New Minster in Winchester was founded in 901 by Edward the Elder in accordance with the wishes of his father King Alfred. It would appear that towards the close of the ninth century Alfred, being anxious to promote the better education of the children of his nobles, summoned Grimbald, a learned priest and monk of St ...

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3. www.catholicnewsworld.com › 2024 › 06SAINTS of JUNE - List of Saint Feast Days for the Month of ...

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   21 hours ago · Saint June 7 : St. Robert of Newminster a Cistercian Abbot who Died in 1159 Saint June 8 : St. Medard the Patron of the Weather and Toothaches - with Prayer Saint of June 8 : St Mariam Thresia who Levitated during Prayer and a Foundress and Patron of the Family Saint June 8 : Our Lady Seat of Wisdom an Ancient Title of Mary

4. ewtn.co.uk › chpop-6-saints-whose-bodies-are6 Saints Whose Bodies Are Incorrupt & Where You Can Find Them

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   1 day ago · St. Robert Bellarmine / Anthony Majanlahti, Flickr, CC BY 2.0 St. Robert Bellarmine was a Jesuit, cardinal, and a great preacher. He is a Doctor of the Church and patron saint of Catechists.

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6. ewtn.co.uk › article-what-you-need-to-know-aboutWhat You Need to Know About St. Benedict and His Medal

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   21 hours ago · A Crucifix/St. Benedict Medal combination is called “The Cross of a Happy Death”—not only because of the exorcizing properties of the Medal and the image of Christ’s Body, but because of St. Benedict’s particular patronage based on his death of which Pope St. Gregory the Great (A.D. 540-604) described in his Dialogue:

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   4 days ago · The small sum of £3 13s. 8½d. represented the offerings made that year at three shrines in the hands of the priory, viz. £2 19s. 7d. at the image of the Holy Trinity in the cathedral church; 13s. 7d. at St. Robert at the cell of Holme; and 6½d. at the image of St. Leonard's cell, Norwich.

8. www.vaticannews.va › en › saintsSt. Benedict, Abbot, Patron of Europe - Vatican News

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   1 day ago · The thought of St. Benedict is the lifeblood of Europe. Born in the central Italian mountain town of Norcia (Nursia) around AD 480, St. Benedict became one of the most important catalysts for the creation of a new European culture after the fall of the Roman Empire in the West (traditionally dated to AD 476).

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   Who founded the New Minster?

   • NEW MINSTER, OR THE ABBEY OF HYDE 2. NEW MINSTER, OR THE ABBEY OF HYDE The abbey of the Holy Trinity, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and St. Peter of the New Minster (fn. 1) in Winchester was founded in 901 by Edward the Elder in accordance with the wishes of his father King Alfred.

   Houses of Benedictine monks: New Minster, or the Abbey of Hyde

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   Who buried in the New Minster?

   • At a later date the New Minster became the burial place for several members of the Saxon royal house. (fn. 8) The church was served by secular canons, who, as it is said by the later chroniclers that had no sympathy with the seculars and married priests, permitted great laxity of discipline and were the cause of scandal.

   Houses of Benedictine monks: New Minster, or the Abbey of Hyde

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   Who ruled Canterbury Abbey in 1185?

   • He was succeeded by John Suthill, during whose vigorous rule of nearly forty-two years the abbey prospered and enjoyed much internal peace. In 1185 this abbot proceeded to Rome to bring back the pall for Baldwin, Archbishop-elect of Canterbury.

   Houses of Benedictine monks: New Minster, or the Abbey of Hyde

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   What happened to the Great monks of Norwich?

   • On 6 April, 1539, the great monastery of Norwich was dissolved. The monks were for the most part changed into prebendaries or secular canons, whilst the last prior, William Castleton, became the first dean of the new establishment.

   Houses of Benedictine monks: The cathedral priory of the Holy Trinity

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10. www.british-history.ac.uk › letters-papers-hen8Henry VIII: November 1510 | British History Online

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    4 days ago · Bill witnessing receipt by Robert Pykryng, "clarke off Poulis Bakehoce," from Sir Harry Wyett, 16 Nov. 2 Hen. VIII., of 2 qr. of wheat in full contentment of 48 qr. for the year ended Michaelmas last and 16 qr. towards this year following, by the hands of Chr. Boer and John Graye. Signed. Small paper, p. 1. 16 Nov. Ven. Transcr. 176, p. 95. R.O ...