-
those of
Lebuinus.
Saint Ludger rebuilt the
church a few
years later, and in
doing so
rediscovered the saint's
remains beneath the site.
Lebuinus is commemorated...
- The
Great Church or St.
Lebuinus Church (Dutch:
Grote of Lebuïnuskerk) is the main
church building of the
Dutch city of Deventer, Netherlands. It is a...
-
Deventer was
probably founded around 768 AD by the
English missionary Lebuinus, who
built a
wooden church on the east bank of the
river IJssel. In January...
- His
feast day is 12 November.
Details of the
biography of
Deventer saint Lebuinus were used to
compile the P****io of St Livinus. The
legend goes that Livinus...
- Libuin, Lebwin,
Leubwin (Latinized Libuinus,
Lebuinus) is a
Germanic name, from leub- "dear, beloved" and win- "friend".
Leubwini mentioned on the Nordendorf...
- A
Hemony carillon hangs in the
tower of St.
Lebuinus Church in Deventer, Netherlands; it was cast in
Zutphen in 1647...
- the Anglo-Saxon
missionary Liafwin (Lieven in some
sources and
Latinized Lebuinus) who died
around 775 in Deventer.
Veneration of
Saint Livinus of Ghent...
- century,
missionaries coming from
England and Ireland, such as Boniface,
Lebuinus, Ludger, Plechelm,
Willehad and
especially Willibrord,
sought to convert...
-
intervention by King
Desiderius of the Lombards,
after a
brief reign (see 767).
Lebuinus, Anglo-Saxon missionary,
founds the city of
Deventer (modern-day Netherlands)...
-
restore the
chapel destro**** by the
pagan Saxons and to find the
relics of
Lebuinus, who had
worked there as missionary,
built the chapel, and died
there in...
