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Can we have a saint that has been to England please
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Hagiology is general is not exactly a science. Did he fight a dragon? Was he a saint? You may as well have a day dedicated to Bill and Ben the Flowerpot Men. Personally seeing St George's flags around that day makes me cringe, but I am not very patriotic. |
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over a year ago
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Here ya go...
St Augustine. Sent by Pope Gregory I in 597 to 'spread the word' to the Kings of Kent. Established an Abbey (remains of which are still in Canterbury today) to provide a burial place for the Kings of Kent and the Archbishops of Canterbury.
That do ya..??? |
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
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"Hagiology is general is not exactly a science. Did he fight a dragon? Was he a saint? You may as well have a day dedicated to Bill and Ben the Flowerpot Men. Personally seeing St George's flags around that day makes me cringe, but I am not very patriotic. " Can I ask, why on earth it makes you cringe?
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By *tomCom OP Man
over a year ago
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"Here ya go...
St Augustine. Sent by Pope Gregory I in 597 to 'spread the word' to the Kings of Kent. Established an Abbey (remains of which are still in Canterbury today) to provide a burial place for the Kings of Kent and the Archbishops of Canterbury.
That do ya..??? "
ooooo that would do me just fine .. very well done Multi stars for you ..
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ian Saint John..
Jill St John
she was better looking but he had better ball control.."
Yeah, but I know which one I'd sooner have controlling MY balls!! |
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"Hagiology is general is not exactly a science. Did he fight a dragon? Was he a saint? You may as well have a day dedicated to Bill and Ben the Flowerpot Men. Personally seeing St George's flags around that day makes me cringe, but I am not very patriotic. Can I ask, why on earth it makes you cringe?"
Of course. It seems mainly morons, racist thugs or little Englanders who celebrate it. They seem to be backward-looking to the empire and how great we used to be as a nation and whilst I hope one day our flag can be a sense of pride for all, I do not think St George's day is necessarily the answer or an important part of that. The Olympics did more to glavanise the country and raise us up as a diverse nation than flags sellotaped to a cortina. Maybe we should have a day off and street parties, but I do not know how you would stop that being hijacked by the BNP or used to make a political point in some areas. |
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"Here ya go...
St Augustine. Sent by Pope Gregory I in 597 to 'spread the word' to the Kings of Kent. Established an Abbey (remains of which are still in Canterbury today) to provide a burial place for the Kings of Kent and the Archbishops of Canterbury.
That do ya..???
ooooo that would do me just fine .. very well done Multi stars for you ..
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And, for an extra brownie point, we actually have over 50 home-grown Saints to choose from. The Holy Roman Church used to beatify just about anyone in the early days! |
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By *tomCom OP Man
over a year ago
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He is one of the very few saints known and respected by Muslims....
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Damn, do not say that too loudly, I think that info might upset a BNP members, I can see flag burning in the street already ..
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