honour Lindisfarne’s saintly bishop, Cuthbert. The book was probably written some time between St Cuthbert's death in 687, and the death in 721 of Eadfrith, Bishop of Lindisfarne, whom Aldred ...

IN the year 698 AD, 11 years after St Cuthbert’s death and burial in the simple Celtic church on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, the monks there decided to exhume his bones in order to wash them ...

St. Edfrith (feast: June 4) was the successor of St. Edbert as Bishop of Lindisfarne (698-721). He especially venerated St. Cuthbert, arranged the restoration of the latter’s cell on Inner Farne and ...

From Lindisfarne to Durham City and back again, St Cuthbert provided guidance to the monks who carried his body to his final resting place. IN the year 698 AD, 11 years after St Cuthbert’s death ...

D.W. Rollason (ed.), Cuthbert: Saint and Patron (Dean and Chapter of Durham Cathedral, 1987) Charles Rozier, Writing History in the Community of St Cuthbert c. 700-1130: From Bede to Symeon of ...

So St. Cuthbert found when he was appointed prior in 673, ... A Naturalist on Lindisfarne Richard Perry By. Pp. 248 + 16 plates. (London: Lindsay Drummond. Ltd., 1946.) 15s.

In central London, a stone's throw from St. Pancras rail station, is one of the world's largest libraries, container of national treasures including the Lindisfarne Gospels, begun about the year 700.

St Cuthbert’s most tangible miracle was not a hallowed tale, however, but an object. He was the inspiration behind the Lindisfarne Gospels, created in the early 8th century in a monastery on the tidal ...

Monument To St Cuthbert Unveiled At Lindisfarne Monastery. A new monument to St Cuthbert - one of Britain’s holiest of saints - has been unveiled at the Lindisfarne monastery in Northumberland. The ...

We knew absolute freedom wasn’t an option, but we thought the woods might be within reach. We searched the Internet until we found St. Cuthbert’s Way—a 100-kilometer walk through the Scottish ...