Alban Butler
The Lives of the Fathers, Martyrs, and Principal Saints
Buch
Excerpt: ...they were all three translated to the cathedral of the same city;3 but their monument was destroyed in the reign of king Henry VIII. The head of St. Bride is now kept in the church of the Jesuits at Lisbon.4 See Bollandus, Feb. t. 1, p. 99. Footnotes: 1. Major de Gestis Scotor. l. 2, c. 14. 2. Topogr. Hibern. dist. 3, c. 18. Camden, &c. 3. Footnote not in text Camden. 4. Bolland. p. 112 and p. 941, t. 1, Februarii. ST. KINNIA. V. HER memory was long sacred in Ireland, and her relics were in veneration at Lowth, in the southern part of Ulster; but we have no other authentic account of her actions, than that she was baptized by…
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Excerpt: ...they were all three translated to the cathedral of the same city;3 but their monument was destroyed in the reign of king Henry VIII. The head of St. Bride is now kept in the church of the Jesuits at Lisbon.4 See Bollandus, Feb. t. 1, p. 99. Footnotes: 1. Major de Gestis Scotor. l. 2, c. 14. 2. Topogr. Hibern. dist. 3, c. 18. Camden, &c. 3. Footnote not in text Camden. 4. Bolland. p. 112 and p. 941, t. 1, Februarii. ST. KINNIA. V. HER memory was long sacred in Ireland, and her relics were in veneration at Lowth, in the southern part of Ulster; but we have no other authentic account of her actions, than that she was baptized by St. Patrick, and received the religious veil at his hand. See Jocelin's life of St. Patrick, Colgan, and Bollandus, ad 1 Feb. p. 96. ST. SIGEBERT II., FRENCH KING OF AUSTRASIA, C. DAGOBERT I., king of France, led for some time a very dissolute life, but was touched by an extraordinary grace upon the birth of his son Sigebert 335 and from that time entirely converted to God. Bagnetrude, our saint's mother, is only styled the concubine of Dagobert, though he was publicly married to her. The father desiring to have his son baptized by the most holy prelate of his dominions, recalled St. Amand, bishop of Masstricht, whom he had banished for his zeal in reproving his vices, fell at his feet at Clichi, near Paris, to ask his pardon, promised amendment, and by the advice of St. Owen and St. Eligius, then laymen in his court, engaged him to initiate his son in the sacrament of regeneration. The ceremony was performed with great pomp at Orleans, Charibert, king of part of Aquitaine, and brother to Dagobert, being god-father. The young prince's education was intrusted by the father to the blessed Pepin of Landen, mayor of his palace, who being forced by the envy of the nobility to withdraw for some time, carried Sigebert into the dominions of Charibert in Aquitaine, where he enjoyed a considerable estate, the paternal patrimony of...
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- ISBN: 978-1-153-75416-3
- EAN: 9781153754163
- Produktnummer: 14786246
- Verlag: Books LLC, Reference Series
- Sprache: Englisch
- Erscheinungsjahr: 2013
- Seitenangabe: 456 S.
- Masse: H24.6 cm x B18.9 cm x D2.4 cm 875 g
- Abbildungen: Paperback
- Gewicht: 875
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