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Saint Brynach was a 6th-century
Welsh saint. He is
traditionally ****ociated with Pembrokeshire,
where several churches are
dedicated to him. A 12th-century...
- 2 km) from Newport, Pembrokeshire. The
Norman Church of St
Brynach is on the site of St
Brynach's 6th
century "clas", an
important ecclesiastical centre....
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Saint Brynach Cross (Welsh:
Croes Sant
Brynach) or
Nevern Cross (Welsh:
Croes Nanhyfer) is a 10th or 11th
century stone cross at St
Brynach's church...
- mainland;
being level, it is
suitable for
disabled access. The
church of St.
Brynach is on the site of an
ancient llan, and the
dedication is pre-Norman. The...
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Pentre Galar are in
Llanfyrnach parish.
Llanfyrnach means the
church of St
Brynach.
Llanfyrnach village is in a
remote upland area on the
headwaters of the...
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Edward Oldcorne and
Blessed Ralph Ashley Blessed Notker the
Stammerer Brynach Hegesippus Henry Walpole Hermann Joseph Jean-Baptiste de La
Salle Patriarch...
- contemplates, with a book and a cross,
Carthusian habit[citation needed]
Brynach Monk or
abbot with
cuckoo and/or the
Nevern Cross[citation needed] Bystrík...
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traditionally site of
monastery purportedly founded 5th
century by St
Branock (
Brynach of Nevern)
Brightley Priory #
Cistercian monks — from Waverley, Surrey...
- Cardiff:
University of
Wales Press Board. (Lives of saints: Bernachius,
Brynach. Beuno. Cadocus, Cadog.
Carantocus (I and II), Carannog. David, Dewi sant...
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Nevern would wait for
their "harbinger of spring" and on 7 April, St
Brynach's feast day, the
first cuckoo of the year
would arrive from Africa, alighting...
