ST MUNGO

 

Saint Mungo was a Scottish missionary

In the Brittonic Kingdom of Strathclyde

Spreading Christianity in 6th Century Scotland

And the founded the city of Glasgow

While there he performed four miracles

The Bird, The Tree, The Bell, The Fish,

Mungo's four religious miracles in Glasgow

Are represented in the city's coat of arms.

The City motto is based on Mungo teachings

“Let Glasgow flourish by the preaching of the word”

Mungo died in 614 and was buried in Glasgow

Saint Mungo’s Feast Day is January 13th

ST BEDE

 

Saint Bede also known as

The Venerable Bede,

Or Bede the Venerable

Was a 7th Century English monk

Scholar and Author known later as

"The Father of English History"

He served the twin monastery

Of Monkwearmouth–Jarrow

After a lifetime of serving God

Saint Bede died in 715 in Jarrow 

Bede's tomb in the Galilee Chapel

At the west end of Durham Cathedral

Saint Bede’s Feast Day is May 26th

NIALL OF THE NINE HOSTAGES

 

Niall Noígíallach which

Translates to "having nine hostages",

Was a legendary Irish King

His reign lasted from the late 4th

To the early 5th centuries,

He is placed in the traditional

List of High Kings of Ireland

Legend has it that he secured his line

By kissing the “loathly lady”

King Niall died in 405AD