Ireland Its Saints And Scholars
Ireland Its Saints And Scholars
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He entered the monastery of Saint Hilary of Poitiers, where he remained for many years. His brother monks loved and esteemed him, and elected him as their Abbot. He left Poitiers and went to SOME FAMOUS IRISH MISSIONARIES 77 the north-east towards the Moselle founding churches on the way. Arriving at Strasburg he founded a monastery there, which was for a long time under the direction of Irish monks. Then he went to a place called Seckingen a little to the east of Basle, where he built a church..., and lived for a time. His wandering and restless spirit would not allow him to remain anywhere for a lengthened period, and we find him soon again travelling through Switzerland, and converting the people of Glarus, who still bear his figure on their cantonal banner, in memory of his mis- sionary labours in the country.
St. Aidan was the most celebrated of the missionaries trained at St. Columcille's monastery at lona. The son of Lugair, an Irish Saint of the same lineage as St. Brigid, Aidan studied at Innis Scattery under St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He entered the monastery of Saint Hilary of Poitiers, where he remained for many years. His brother monks loved and esteemed him, and elected him as their Abbot. He left Poitiers and went to SOME FAMOUS IRISH MISSIONARIES 77 the north-east towards the Moselle founding churches on the way. Arriving at Strasburg he founded a monastery there, which was for a long time under the direction of Irish monks. Then he went to a place called Seckingen a little to the east of Basle, where he built a church..., and lived for a time. His wandering and restless spirit would not allow him to remain anywhere for a lengthened period, and we find him soon again travelling through Switzerland, and converting the people of Glarus, who still bear his figure on their cantonal banner, in memory of his mis- sionary labours in the country.
St. Aidan was the most celebrated of the missionaries trained at St. Columcille's monastery at lona. The son of Lugair, an Irish Saint of the same lineage as St. Brigid, Aidan studied at Innis Scattery under St.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M Joseph Mary Flood to read onlineMoreLess
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