Celtic missionaries

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Celtic missionaries originated from the Celtic Missionary Movement. Some notable missionaries include:

Contents 1 A 2 B 3 C 4 D 5 E 6 F 7 G 8 H 9 L 10 O 11 P 12 R 13 V 14 W

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• Aldhelm

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• Bede
• St. Bertin
• Boniface - missionary bishop to Germanic tribes.
• Benedict Biscop

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• Columba - founded Lindisfarne, a missionary training center in Iona.
• St. Columban - Celtic monk who journeyed to the continent and discipled many of the Celtic missionary leaders in Europe, author of the Rule of St. Columban
• St. Cadoc

[edit] D

• St. David

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• St. Enda

[edit] F

• St. Fara
• St. Finnian of Clonard

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• St. Gall - missionary to Switzerland.

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• St. Honoratus - founded monastery at Fondi with 200 monks.

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• St. Lull - heir to St. Boniface and founder of Hersfield monastery.

[edit] O

• St. Omer
• St. Ouen

[edit] P

• St. Philibert

[edit] R

• St. Romeric

[edit] V

• St. Valery

[edit] W

• St. Wandrille
• Willibrod - missionary bishop to what is now Holland and Belgium.