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  • St David at Glastonbury
  • St Brigid and the Blue Glass Bowl of Glastonbury
  • St Wigstan: The Story of a Murdered Anglo Saxon Prince
  • The Legend of Joseph of Arimathea
    • The Glastonbury Legend
    • Joseph of Arimathea at Glastonbury
    • The Search for the Tomb of Joseph of Arimathea
    • Visions of Montacute
    • Joseph in Perpetual Sleep
  • St Oswald's Travels after Maserfelth
  • The Mystery of Becket's Bones
  • The Sword that Killed Thomas Becket
  • St Catherine and the Wheel
  • Sir Gawain and St Winefride's Well
  • Tales from the Tin Mines: St Helen's Oratory
  • St Werburgh: from Mercian Princess to Patron Saint
  • The Legend of Saint Brendan the Voyager
  • The Trail of the Mercian Saints
    • St Chad's Bones
    • The Legend of Wulfad and Rufin
  • St Alban's Day
    • The Alban Pilgrimage 2015
  • Saint George Who?
    • St George the Dragon Slayer
    • St George and the Order of the Garter
  • The Feast Day of St Valentine
  • The Theft of St Dunstan's Relics
  • Saint Patrick
    • St Patrick at Glastonbury
  • Brigid: Goddess of the Dawn
    • St Brigid's Cross
    • Brigid's Eternal Flame
    • St Brigid at Beckery
    • Earliest Known Monastic Life in UK Uncovered at Beckery
    • St Brigid and the Blue Glass Bowl
  • The Cult of St Bertelin


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