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

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St Aidan Returns King Penda’s Fire

Based on an account by St Bede of Jarrow

When Penda tried to burn down Bamburgh Castle, St Aidan turned the pagan King’s own weapons against him.

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Posted March 20 2016

2

The Alleluia Victory

Based on an account by St Bede of Jarrow

How hard-pressed Christians on the Welsh border won a battle without bloodshed.

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Posted November 15 2015

3

And We Beheld his Glory

By St Bede of Jarrow

In a sermon for Christmas Day, St Bede confronts his brethren with the truth about Mary’s wonderful child.

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Posted December 24 2024

4

The Bishop and the Chatterbox

Based on an account by St Bede of Jarrow

One week into a Lenten retreat with the Bishop of Hexham, a boy’s miserable life is turned right around.

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Posted October 4 2017

5

Bread from Heaven

Based on an account by St Bede of Jarrow

Cuthbert trusted that keeping his promised fast would not do him any harm.

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Posted July 10 2016

6

Caedmon Learns to Sing

Based on an account by St Bede of Jarrow

A shy and unmusical stable-hand suddenly began to sing wise and moving hymns.

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Posted March 5 2016

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