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There are twenty-seven posts in The Copy Book credited to St Bede of Jarrow. (In the case of some authors, the list may include translations and paraphrases.)

There are additional posts related to St Bede of Jarrow listed in the Subjects section. See them at St Bede of Jarrow (4).

Felgeld’s Face

Paraphrased from an account by St Bede of Jarrow

A monk living in the tumbledown hermitage that had once belonged to St Cuthbert reluctantly decided that it needed more than repairs.

Imma’s Bonds

Paraphrased from an account by St Bede of Jarrow

Imma claimed to be a harmless peasant, but there was something about him that Ecgfrith, King of Northumbria, found downright uncanny.

‘Your Child Shall Be Healed’

By St Bede of Jarrow

When the plague once again visited Northumbria, Bishop Cuthbert of Lindisfarne left his island retreat and brought comfort and healing to the suffering.

A Quick Study

By St Bede of Jarrow

After the monastery of St Paul in Jarrow was devasted by an epidemic, the Abbot had only a boy in his early teens to rely on.

Fight the Good Fight

By St Bede of Jarrow

Eighth-century Northumbrian monk St Bede urged Christians to think of heaven, and then fight our way there for all we are worth.

Run for Glory

By St Bede of Jarrow

In a sermon for the Feast of All Saints, eighth-century Northumbrian monk St Bede explains why it is worth going for the spiritual burn.

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