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		Saint Albinus succeeded Saint Justus in 381 as bishop of Lyons.
		Saint Joseph, abbot of Alaverdi, Georgia, Iberia, was on of the 13 Syriac followers of Saint John Zedazneli, who evangelized the area and introduced monasticism there (Benedictines).
		Saint Ouen, became abbot of a small monastery and the pastor of the church of Varenne (Rouen).
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	Saint Mirin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Saint Mirin is an Irish monk who died circa 620, also known as Mirin of Benchor (now called Bangor), Merinus, Merryn, Meadhran and Mirren.
		The founder and abbot of Paisley Abbey, Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland, the shrine of this saint there became a centre of pilgrimage.
		He was a contemporary of Saint Columba and disciple of Saint Comgall and is venerated in both Ireland and Scotland.
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		Saint Productions seeks to honor those who have made lasting contributions to the book publishing profession, and to teach patron saint of dog and learn from those who have taken up the vocation.
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	Scottish Saints, Tour Scotland.
		Saint Andrew of Scotland: Patron Saint of Scotland
		Saint Mirren (Mirin) An Irish abbot who came to Scotland and founded the first church of Paisley.
		Irish saint who came to Scotland and lived in a cave on the Holy island, off the coast of Arran.
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	The Grimsay Press - Saint Mirin: An account of Old Houses, Old Families and Olden Times in Paisley: Being Four Lectures ...
		The Grimsay Press - Saint Mirin: An account of Old Houses, Old Families and Olden Times in Paisley: Being Four Lectures on the Tenements of Ladyhouss, Blakhole, Unhouss, and Paslay Tak, in the new line of Street from Cross to Causeyside.
		Saint Mirin: An account of Old Houses, Old Families and Olden Times in Paisley: Being Four Lectures on the Tenements of Ladyhouss, Blakhole, Unhouss, and Paslay Tak, in the new line of Street from Cross to Causeyside.
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	Catholic Saints
		Saint Mark of Krievci [St. Marcus Stephanus Crisinus, Sv.
		Saint Mary Frances of the 5 wounds of Jesus
		Saints Clement of Alexandria and Maximus the Confessor
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	Saints of Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		This page will include not only those Saints who were from Scotland and those who traveled there, but also those Saints who have been venerated in Scotland and who share their names with many of Scotland's churches and landmarks.
		Churches with the titles of modern saints are in a minority, for Patrick takes the lead with 12; Ninian, Scotland's first apostle, has 6; Columba 5; Mungo 4; David 3; and Margaret 2.
		From Saints of Scotland by Edwin Sprott Towill.
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	9 - 15 Mirin and Catherine of Genoa, plus grandma
		St Mirin, 7th c irish missionary to scotland, abbot (including at Bangor).
		Mirin, it is said, laid the pains of childbirth on a man who had opposed him.
		i picked out this saint because she has the same name as your grandmother.
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	The First Churches
		The tiny rectangle between the two trees is the tower of the present Church of Saint Peter in Chains.
		It was administered from Saint Mirin's Church in Paisley and served the Catholic population of Dalry, Glengarnock, Kilwinning, Stevenston, Saltcoats, Ardrossan and West Kilbride.
		Between 1926 and the opening of the Church of Saint Peter in Chains, Sunday Mass in Ardrossan was said in the Assembly Hall in Bute Place off Princes Street, by courtesy of its owner, Harry Kemp.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /ardrossan/BuildingTheChurch/TheFirstChurches.htm (673 words)

	Newsletter 25 September 2005
		There will be a concert by Glasgow Phoenix Choir in Saint Mirin's Cathedral, Paisley on Friday 30 September at 7.30 pm.
		Moira and Matt would like to thank everybody who prayed for their son, Kenneth when he was ill. He is responding to treatment and is on the road to recovery.
		Saint Peter's School Board will meet in the school on Tuesday 27 September at 7.30 pm.
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	Football-crazy priest sets up World Cup chapel
		He said, “Although, understandably many people will be fiercely cheering on their own nation, sport generally, and football in particular can provide a great bridge in promoting harmony between nations despite differences that exist in race, religion or politics”.
		Father David also joked, “I am not sure that there is an official patron saint of football, but perhaps Saint Mirren should be considered for the job”.
		He was the founder and abbot of Paisley Abbey in Scotland, the shrine of this saint there became a centre of pilgrimage.
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	Scottish Football - Saint Mirren (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Saint Mirren Football Club (usually referred to simply as St.
		Mirren, or by the nicknames The Buddies or The Saints) are a Scottish football club based in the town of Paisley, Renfrewshire.
		The team is named after the Irish monk Saint Mirin who is the patron saint of Paisley and is said to have founded the town’s Abbey.
	www.scottish-football.org.uk.cob-web.org:8888 /clubs/saint-mirren (1767 words)

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		Andrew is the Patron Saint of all Scotland.
		Mungo was born on the shore near Culross which is still marked by the remains of St. Mungo's Chapel.
		Mungo died on January 13, 603 A.D St. Mirin's church was established in 560 A.D. in Paisley on the White Cart River.
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		During the 18th and 19th centuries the town became famous for its textile industries and the "Paisley" pattern, based on a Kashmiri des
		Saint Mirin who founded the Celtic church around which Paisley Abbey grew up.
		The Reverend John Witherspoon who became principal of Princeton University and was one of the signatories of the American Declaration of Independence.
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		Paisley grew from a small village on the west bank of the River White Cart in the early middle ages to a Royal Burgh in 1488 and one of Scotland's most important towns by the nineteenth century.
		Its early name, Passelat, might come from the Latin word, basilicum, meaning a church, since the town had a chapel founded by its patron saint, St Mirin, from the sixth century.
		The people of Paisley have traditionally been known as 'buddies', a corruption of the word, body, and called their football team, one of the first in Scotland, St Mirren.
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		Formerly known as Paislay (and still known as Pàislig in Gaelic), the town's name is thought to be derived from the old Brythonic word, Pasgill, meaning "pasture".
		Historically, Paisley has monastic origins, due to a site near a waterfall, where it is said a chapel was established by the Irish monk, Saint Mirin (See Saint Mirren).
		It is also said to have been the site of a Roman encampment in the Kingdom of Strathclyde, though this has never been proven.
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	Stewart Society
		Continued support from the Stewart family, and later the royal house of Scotland, emphasised the monastery's importance.
		The attraction of the local saint, St. Mirin, brought the site to prominence as one of the four major pilgrimage shrines in Scotland.
		Pilgrimage was encouraged by the Cluniacs and the monks built a daughter monastery at Crossraguel, later also raised to abbatial status, which stood exactly half way, as the crow flies, between Paisley and the next major centre of pilgrimage at Withorn.
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	Abbeys and priories in Scotland (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Abbey Church of Saint Thomas of Canterbury, Arbroath
		The Abbey Church of Saint Mary, Saint Andrew and All Saints, Holyrood
		The Abbey Church of Saint Mary and Saint Edward
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	Paisley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Paisley has monastic origins, due to a site near a waterfall, where a chapel is said to have been established by the 7th century (?) Irish monk, Saint Mirin.
		The area is classed as a conservation area with many examples of various archicture ranging from Tudor to Art Deco.
		The town is surrounded by several large residential areas that were created after the Housing Act of 1946.
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