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" W. 57 8 Wales are formed, make it one of the most beautiful of cathedrals ; but the most thrilling memory in con- nection with it is that, when most of England was still plunged in heathen darkness, a cathedral stood in this place as the Church of West Britain and the seat of an Archbishop of the Celtic Church.
The shrine of St. David, or Dewi, the Water- drinker, the patron saint of Wales, is within, and with him lies the honour of transferring the seat of the Archbishopric from its more anc...ient site at Caerleon in Monmouthshire to this spot. St. David, said by one legend to have been uncle to King Arthur, became famous by a miracle that occurred in the sixth century, when he addressed a great meeting of the Fathers of the early Christian Church, and laid low the false doctrines of one Pelagius, or Morgan, who was leading the Christians of Britain and other lands astray.
As the saint, then Abbot of St. Patrick's Mon- astery, where now stands the present cathedral, addressed a crowd composed of " the saints of Anjou, the saints of England, and of the North, of Man and Anglesey, of Ireland and Devonshire and Kent, " and of many other places, a white dove descended from heaven upon his shoulder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" W. 57 8 Wales are formed, make it one of the most beautiful of cathedrals ; but the most thrilling memory in con- nection with it is that, when most of England was still plunged in heathen darkness, a cathedral stood in this place as the Church of West Britain and the seat of an Archbishop of the Celtic Church.
The shrine of St. David, or Dewi, the Water- drinker, the patron saint of Wales, is within, and with him lies the honour of transferring the seat of the Archbishopric from its more anc...ient site at Caerleon in Monmouthshire to this spot. St. David, said by one legend to have been uncle to King Arthur, became famous by a miracle that occurred in the sixth century, when he addressed a great meeting of the Fathers of the early Christian Church, and laid low the false doctrines of one Pelagius, or Morgan, who was leading the Christians of Britain and other lands astray.
As the saint, then Abbot of St. Patrick's Mon- astery, where now stands the present cathedral, addressed a crowd composed of " the saints of Anjou, the saints of England, and of the North, of Man and Anglesey, of Ireland and Devonshire and Kent, " and of many other places, a white dove descended from heaven upon his shoulder.
What to read after Wales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmot-Buxton Ethel Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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