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Breage or
Breaca (with many
variant spellings) is a
saint venerated in
Cornwall and
South West England.
According to her late hagiography, she was an Irish...
- Conan; Winwalloe; Nectan; Petroc; Adwenna; Piran; Constantine; Cybi; Paul;
Breaca; Neot; Rumon; Sampson; German; Meriadoc; Euni; Ia; Endelienta; Columb; Corentin;...
- is a
village on the
island of
South Uist in Scotland. The
Crois Chnoca Breaca standing stone is
situated to the west of the village.
Stoneybridge is within...
- Cornwall, England,
United Kingdom. It is
dedicated to
Saint Breage or
Breaca, said to have been an
Irish nun who came to
Cornwall in the 5th-century...
- 2009. "St. Brandan".
Catholic Online.
Retrieved on 13 November 2009. "St.
Breaca".
Catholic Online.
Retrieved on 13 November 2009. "St. Brendan". Catholic...
- or
Catholic church in Wales.
Early Latin records give the
companion of
Breaca and
patron of St
Teath the name Tecla, a form of the name
Thecla borne by...
-
strengthened by
Welsh and
Irish missionaries such as Saints Petroc, Piran, and
Breaca.
Extreme weather (as
around 535) and the
attendant famines and disease,...
- an
abbess in
Brittany at Ploërmel or Pleumeur-Gautier (c. 467)
Venerable Breaca, a
disciple of St
Brigid who
crossed from
Ireland to
Cornwall (c. 460) with...
- civilisation. The
books centre around two
primary characters: the girl
Breaca, who
grows into the
woman who
takes the
title 'Boudica' (meaning 'She who...
- census, the
parish had a po****tion of 3,159.
Breage is
named after Saint Breaca, a
missionary from
Ireland (to whom the 15th-century
church is dedicated)...
