By Rev. Brenda G. Warren ST. FURSEY AND HIS LORICA c597-January 16, 649 AD The Resurrection (Feast) Day of St. Fursey is January 16. He is also known as Fursa,…
by Rev. Brenda G. Warren ST. ITA OF IRELAND AND WHAT GOD LOVES BEST c480AD- January 15, c570AD Faith in God with a pure heart Simple life with a religious…
The festive season is coming fast and many of us are planning for the days ahead. My theme for this year is: Joy to the world. This theme is an extension of…
By Rev. Brenda G. Warren — The early medieval people of the British Isles were known for hospitality, of being willing to open their home where food, laughter, love, and…
By Brenda Warren — COLUMBA OF IONA December 7, 521AD-June 9, 598AD St. Columba (Colum Cille meaning “dove of the church”) was an Irish monk, abbot, scholar, and missionary who…
ST. BRENDAN THE NAVIGATOR for Feast Day, May 16 By Rev. Brenda G. Warren Have you ever met someone from Christian history that has captured your imagination and has influenced…
BISHOP JOHN OF BEVERLEY Died May 7, 721 by Rev. Brenda G. Warren John of Beverley was the scholarly Bishop of Hexham for 33 years and later was consecrated as…
QUEEN BERTHA OF KENT, A PREPARER OF THE WAY Feast Day, May 1 c539-c612 by Rev. Brenda G. Warren Aren’t we grateful for those who prepare the way for us?…
Rev. Brenda Griffin Warren — CUTHBERT OF LINDISFARNE — c634-March 20, 687 AD St. Cuthbert was the much-loved 7th c. Bishop of Lindisfarne who is the patron saint of Northern England.…
