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Dr Lily Hawker-Yates
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public engagement archaeologist ⚬ knows a lot about barrows ⚬ no 1. St Amphibalus fan ⚬ http://lilyshistorywalks.wordpress.com  ⚬ embroidery ⚬ she/her

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    Dr Lily Hawker-Yates‏ @gwenofmonmouth 8 Sep 2019

    Good morning! Welcome to Monday's edition of the #SaintsWorldCup! Please RT, share with your friends and tell us who you are voting for & why! We also love hearing your #SaintsFacts and any #CrapMiracles! Don't forget @HaveloktheDutch also has a poll up 😇 #medievaltwitter

    11:38 PM - 8 Sep 2019
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    • Tim Wingard Dr Ruth J. Salter Ruarigh Dale 🇳🇴🌭🍦 Dr Abby Armstrong Dr. Zalka Csenge Virág Rutger K Laura Cleaver Steve in Essex Dr Kimm Curran
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      2. Dr Lily Hawker-Yates‏ @gwenofmonmouth 8 Sep 2019

        St Willibrord was a Northumbrian missionary, sent by Saint Ecgberht to convert the Friesians in the late 7th/early 8th century. When he arrived in the low countries he spent a while smashing up various 'pagan' monuments before founding a church in Utrecht. #SaintsWorldCup

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      3. Dr Lily Hawker-Yates‏ @gwenofmonmouth 8 Sep 2019

        St Mary of Egypt had a difficult early life. One day she had a divine revelation upon seeing an icon of the Virgin Mary & went to live in the desert for 47 years! When she died St Zosimas of Palestine is said to have buried her body with the help of a lion! #SaintsWorldCup

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      4. Dr Lily Hawker-Yates‏ @gwenofmonmouth 8 Sep 2019

        St Guinefort is a little different to any other saint in the #SaintsWorldCup in that he was, in fact, a greyhound. This did not stop him saving the life of a baby or performing miracles from the afterlife & his cult persisted til the 1930s despite being suppressed by the church!

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      1. Dr. Zalka Csenge Virág‏ @TarkabarkaHolgy 9 Sep 2019
        Replying to @gwenofmonmouth @HaveloktheDutch

        Obviously my vote goes to the Very Good Boy.

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      2. Sister Walburga 💙‏ @SisterWalburga 9 Sep 2019
        Replying to @gwenofmonmouth @HaveloktheDutch

        It has to be St Mary of Egypt surely? Great story of penitence. Also I love that she went to Jerusalem on pilgrimage just out of curiosity, paying her fare by prostitution. Then God intervened. You just never know what is going to happen!

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      3. Lawrence Harding‏ @lhardingwrites 9 Sep 2019
        Replying to @SisterWalburga @gwenofmonmouth @HaveloktheDutch

        I also enjoyed the aspects of Zozimus believing that he had achieved holy perfection, but then gets taught true humility by an elderly, female former prostitute.

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      1. Victoria Francis‏ @VFcomms 9 Sep 2019
        Replying to @gwenofmonmouth @HaveloktheDutch

        #TeamWoof on this one, Guinefort is obvs a Very Good Boy. #SaintsWorldCup

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      1. a nosy archaeologist‏ @merovingians 9 Sep 2019
        Replying to @gwenofmonmouth @HaveloktheDutch

        @dogrates here is a historical Good Boy

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      1. Steve in Essex‏ @gargpit 9 Sep 2019
        Replying to @gwenofmonmouth @HaveloktheDutch

        St Willibrord as a fellow Geordie, and for the mindless destruction 😈

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      2. Sister Walburga 💙‏ @SisterWalburga 10 Sep 2019
        Replying to @gwenofmonmouth @HaveloktheDutch

        I'd never heard of Guinefort so I searched Wiki (the source of all knowledge!) Cute story but what's that about killer mothers leaving their children to burn (from Stephen of Bourbon). I don't get it. Was he arguing the cult was demonic? Background anyone??? Thank you!

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      3. Dr Jo Edge #StopSIM #BoycottLeicester‏ @hagenilda 10 Sep 2019
        Replying to @SisterWalburga @HaveloktheDutch @gwenofmonmouth

        He was an Inquisitor. The idea that you’d worship a dog was heretical. Hence recording it.

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