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Saint Wilfrid

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ISBN-10: 0281054452

ISBN-13: 9780281054459

Edition: 2002

Authors: John Nankivell

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St Wilfrid was a great saint of the 7th century. This work states that he embraced early Christian spirituality, and was drawn into conflict only when he saw its orthodox catholicity, threatened. An aristocrat, at ease in the exercise of power, he was equally at home in the service of the gospel.
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Book details

List price: $13.00
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: SPCK Publishing
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 144
Size: 5.00" wide x 7.50" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.242
Language: English

Battles and the Succession to the Northumbrian Throne
Eanfled's Family Tree
Time Chart
Queen Eanfled's Britain
Europe
Introduction: St Wilfrid and his Biographer
Queen Eanfled's Britain
Prologue: Young Man at Court
The Peoples of Britain and Ireland
Northumbria in the Seventh Century
The Coming of Christianity to the Northumbrian Angles
Grounding and Growth in the Christian Life
The Three Women in Wilfrid's Early Life
Wilfrid's First Years in the Monastery (648-652)
The First Journey to Rome (653-656)
Lyon (656-659)
Abbot, Priest and Bishop
Abbot of Ripon (660)
The Advocate at Whitby
The Bishop (664-678)
Exile
A Dangerous Journey
Wilfrid's Second Visit to Rome
The Missionary Bishop (681-686)
Northumbria and Mercia
The Return to Northumbria
The Years in Mercia (692-703)
Wilfrid's Enemies Reassemble
Wilfrid's Last Journey to Rome (703-704)
Reconciliation
Last Instructions (709)
Conflicts and Controversies
Wilfrid and the Historians
Wealth and Poverty
Authority and Obedience
Ethnicity and Orthodoxy
Epilogue: Wilfrid the Saint
Acknowledgements and Suggested Reading
Index and Glossary