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1. catholicleader.com.au › life › faithHow a papal friendship led to England’s conversion to ...

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   4 days ago · After arriving they gained an audience with King Ethelbert of Kent, a pagan ruler whose Frankish wife Queen Bertha was a Christian. Speaking with the king through an interpreter, Augustine gave a powerful and straightforward presentation of the Gospel message, speaking of Christ’s redemption of the world and his offer of eternal life.

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3. www.british-history.ac.uk › survey-kent › vol1General history: Kings of Kent (Hengist to Baldred)

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   1 day ago · He died in 616, having reigned fifty-three years, and was buried in the porch of saint Martin, within the church of the abovementioned abbey, just by his royal consort, queen Bertha, who died some years before. VI. EADBALD. ANNO 616. HE was succeeded by his son Eadbald, who became the sixth king of Kent.

4. catholicherald.co.uk › kentish-camino-launched-in'Kentish Camino' launched in recognition of women who helped ...

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   1 day ago · 'Kentish Camino' launched in recognition of missionary women who helped pioneer Christianity in ancient England.

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6. www.british-history.ac.uk › survey-kent › vol6Parishes: Tong | British History Online

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   3 days ago · TONG. NORTWARD from Bapchild lies Tong, called in the Saxon language Thwang, which took its name, by antient tradition, from the following circumstance:. After the arrival of the Saxons in this kingdom, and their victory over the Scots and Picts, at Stamford, in Lincolnshire, Vortigern, king of Britain, highly satisfied with the conduct of the two Saxon chiefs, Hengist and Horsa, expressed ...

7. www.british-history.ac.uk › survey-kent › vol9Parishes: Shebbertswell | British History Online

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   4 days ago · There are two boroughs in this parish, Shebbertswell, and Nethergong, commonly called Nareton. THIS PARISH, tho' healthy, is not reckoned a very pleasant one, either as to situation or soil. It lies close on the north side of the high Dover road, about two miles north-eastward from Barham downs.

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   What do we know about Queen Bertha of Kent?

   • Queen Bertha of Kent is one such enigma, with the few surviving 6th-century accounts of her life offering us a glimpse into the life she led. However, like many women from history, what we know of her life is informed by accounts of her relationships with men.

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   Who was Bertha and what did she do?

   • Not much is known the life of Bertha. She was the wife of King Aethelbert of Kent and a pivotal figure in the establishment of Christianity in the late 6th century. She was instrumental in the conversion of her husband, Aethelberht and earned the praises of Pope Gregory the Great.

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   Was Bertha a Christian?

   • Bertha was an influential queen of Kent, in southeastern England. Born into the royal Merovingian house of France, she was brought up as a Christian and married King Ethelbert of Kent before 589. As queen of Kent, she brought Merovingian Christian culture to southeast England.

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   Is Queen Bertha of Kent still alive?

   • She was obviously alive when Pope Gregory wrote his letter to her in 601. Tradition states that she was buried beneath the step of St. Martins church. Queen Bertha of Kent is relatively unknown in the modern world, but that is most likely due to the fact that not much is known about her life.

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9. pseudoclasm.wordpress.com › 2024/05/28 › may-28-stMay 28 – St Augustine, Bishop, Apostle of England

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   3 days ago · The landing of the Roman Missioners, and their marching through the country, to the chant of the Litany; the willing and almost kind welcome given them by king Ethelbert; the influence exercised by his queen Bertha (who was French and a Catholic), in the establishment of the Faith among the Saxons; the baptism of ten thousand Neophytes, on ...

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    5 days ago · Join the Rev. Canon Jan Naylor Cope for this prayer and reflection of Luke 10:21-24, commemorating the feast day of Queen Bertha and King Ethelbert of Kent, ...

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