British Saints – #10 – Gwyndaf
The little village of Llanwnda is at the end of the road, and looks down on the rocky coastline of…
Remember all the saints..
The weather is improving and Spring is passing into Summer. Now we can begin to plan which of the hundreds…
British Saints – #9 – Melangell
It is said that St Melangell was the daughter of an Irish king of the 6th century. Her father decided…
British Saints – #8 – Herbert
St Herbert was an Anglo-Saxon hermit of the 6th century who was a friend and a disciple of St Cuthbert…
100 British Saints – #7 – Aidan
On the North-East coast of England, the holy island of Lindisfarne lies a little offshore from the ancient royal settlement…
100 British Saints – #6 – Bertram
St Bertram is local saint of the 8th century associated with many places which can still be visited such as…
100 British Saints – #5 – Werburgh
St Werburgh is a female saint of the 7th century associated with many places in the Midlands of England which…
100 British Saints – #4 – Winefride
The village of Holywell in North Wales is famous for its ancient spring dedicated to St Winefride (Gwenfrewi in Welsh).…
100 British Saints – #3 – Trillo
This Welsh saint was the son of a prince of Armorica, which is Brittany, or Little Britain. Many of the…
100 British Saints – #2 – Dyfnog
Wales is a land which has rightly been said to have been built on the saints, and almost every other…