Biographies of 1st millennium AD

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This page is an index to biographies of leaders born between the time of Christ and 1000 AD.

Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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• Augustine of Hippo
• Augustine of Canterbury

[edit] B

• Basil
• Benedict, author of the Rule of St. Benedict, a document for monastic life.
• Benedict Biscop was a notable Celtic missionary.
• Boniface, Celtic Missionary Movement

[edit] C

• Columban, Celtic Missionary Movement
• Cyprian

[edit] F

• Felicitas, slave of Perpetua

[edit] G

• Gregory the Great, pope & bishop of Rome
• Gregory the Illuminator, missionary to Armenia, 3rd century, founder of the Armenian Church.

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• Ignatius of Antioch
• Irenaeus (130-200), Bishop of Lyons in the 2nd century.

[edit] N

• St. Ninian, founder of Candida Casa monastery at Galloway in 397, a center of Christian ministry to the Picts and later Ireland.

[edit] P

• Perpetua
• St. Patrick, missionary to Ireland who played a key role in its conversion and the launch of the Celtic Missionary Movement.
• Pelagius, a controversial Celtic leader.

[edit] S

[edit] T

• Tertullian

[edit] W

• Willibrod, Celtic Missionary Movement