Kutbertus

Santo Kutbertus
Santo Kutbertus
	Kaca patri yang menggambarkan Santo Kutbertus dari Lindisfarne, di Katedral Gloucester.
Uskup
Lahir	Sekitar tahun 634; Dunbar, Kerajaan Northumbria (sekarang Skotlandia)
Meninggal	20 Maret 687; Farne Dalam, Kerajaan Northumbria (sekarang Inggris)
Dihormati di	Gereja Katolik;; Anglikan;; Gereja Ortodoks Timur
Tempat ziarah	Katedral Durham, County Durham
Pesta	20 Maret; 4 September (Penahbisan Katolik); 31 Agustus (Gereja Episkopal)
Atribut	Uskup memegang kepala bermahkota kedua di tangannya; terkadang disertai dengan burung-burung laut dan hewan-hdewan
Pelindung	Kerajaan Northumbria

Kutbertus (sekitar 634 – 20 Maret 687) adalah orang kudus dari gereja Northumbrian awal dalam tradisi Kelt. Ia adalah biarawan, uskup dan eremit, yang berasosiasi dengan monasteri-monasteri Melrose dan Lindisfarne di apa yang disebut Kerajaan Northumbria di Inggris Timur Laut^[1] dan Skotlandia Tenggara.

Catatan

^ Cuthbert came from the Bernicia part of the new Northumbrian kingdom, which was finally united in 634 around the time of his birth.

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Bede, Prose Life of Saint Cuthbert, written c. 721, online English text from Fordham University
Farmer, David Hugh, Benedict's Disciples, 1995, Gracewing Publishing, ISBN 0-85244-274-2, ISBN 978-0-85244-274-6, Google books

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