The Lord granted a great future to this foundation. St. Hilda's Church in Whitby St. Caedmon's Cross in Whitby These lands obtained by Hilda could not boast of picturesque scenery. On one side of the ...

The feast of St. Hilda of Whitby is observed by the Greek Orthodox Church, the Anglican Church, and the Roman Catholic Church. "Christ's servant Abbess Hilda, whom all her acquaintances called ...

When St. Aidan came to Northumbria, Hilda left her inheritance and became a nun, and eventually Abbot of Whitby in 657. She was a great administrator who developed a rule for the community ...

In 657 she founded an abbey at Whitby housing both monks and nuns. Renowned for her wisdom, learning and concern for common people, Hilda has been venerated as a saint. Hilda is the modern form of ...

In Whitby, the legend of snakestones dates to the seventh century and the story of the Saxon Abbess Saint Hilda (614-680). Charged with founding an Abbey in Whitby, St Hilda first had to rid the ...

St Hilda’s Church in Egton needs £6,000 to repair its three church bells, and I thought it would be a fantastic legacy for Gail if we could raise the money the church needs. “Gail lived in Egton from ...

In Whitby Easter will be celebrated with a number of events; Maundy Thursday (April 17) 7.00pm – Eucharist, stripping of the altar and vigil until 10pm at St Hilda’s on West Cliff Good Friday ...