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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. Dunstan
		While Dunstan was living thus at Glastonbury he became the trusted adviser of the Lady Aethelflaed, King Aethelstan's niece, and at her death found himself in control of all her great wealth, which he used in later life to foster and encourage the monastic revival.
		Dunstan's first care was to reerect the church of St. Peter, rebuild the cloister, and re-establish the monastic enclosure.
		In 973 the seal was put on St. Dunstan's statesmanship by the solemn coronation of King Eadgar at Bath by the two Archbishops of Canterbury and York.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/05199a.htm (3026 words)

	Dunstan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dunstan (909–May 19, 988) was an Archbishop of Canterbury (961–988) who was later canonized as a saint.
		Dunstan's, Auburn, AL St. Dunstan's Church of the Highlands Parish, Shoreline, Washington
		Ramsay is meant to personify Saint Dunstan in the novel, especially considering the saint's meeting with the Devil.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dunstan (644 words)

	St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church, Succasunna, New Jersey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Dunstan, for whom our parish has been named was born about 909 in or near the small village of Baltonsborough, which lies five miles from the ancient shrine of Glastonbury.
		Dunstan was trained in his youth in the skills as a flsmith as well as in the classics.
		The cult of "Saint" Dunstan had begun while he was still alive due to the quality of his life, but within 10 years of his death he was beginning to be recognized as a saint due to miracles as well.
	www.dioceseofnewark.org /stdunstan-succasunna/stdunstan_bio.htm (1137 words)

	Saint Dunstan of Canterbury — Archbishop, Statesman and Monastic Reformer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Dunstan had his eyes on marriage, but he became afflicted with a skin disease which he feared was leprosy, and when he recovered he acted upon his relative's suggestion and was tonsured.
		Dunstan found refuge in a monastery in Ghent, where he scarcely had time to observe the reformed type of continental monasticism before he was recalled to England by Eadwig's half-brother Edgar ("the Peaceable", 959-75), who had been elected ruler by the Mercians and Northumbrians.
		Dunstan himself composed the rite, shifting the emphasis from the crowing to the anointing, which gave it a sacred character and suggested strong parallels to the consecration of a priest, forging a mystical link with the ancient Hebrews and cementing the relationship between Church and Crown.
	www.roca.org /oa/93/93g.htm (1332 words)

	St Dunstan biography
		Dunstan was born in the village of Baltonsborough, Somerset, just a few miles south of Glastonbury, probably about the year 909 or 910.
		Dunstan acted as a royal advisor and negotiator for Edmund and his successor Eadred, and helped establish a period of peace from Danish attack.
		Dunstan found shelter at the monastery of Ghent, in modern Belgium, but he was quickly called back to Britain by Edgar, king of Northumbria and Mercia.
	www.britainexpress.com /History/saxon/dunstan.htm (714 words)

	Dunstan
		Dunstan was born near Glastonbury in the southwest of England about the year 909, ten years after the death of King Alfred.
		The coronation service which Dunstan compiled for Edgar is the earliest English coronation service of which the full text survives, and is the basis for all such services since, down to the present.
		Dunstan took an active role in politics under Edgar and his successor Edward, but under the next king, Ethelred, he retired from politics and concentrated on running the Canterbury cathedral school for boys, where he was apparently successful in raising the academic standards while reducing the incidence of corporal punishment.
	www.satucket.com /lectionary/Dunstan.htm (456 words)

	St Dunstan's, Stepney - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Located on Stepney High Street, St Dunstan's, Stepney stands on a site which has been used for Christian worship for over a thousand years.
		In about 952 C. the Bishop of London - who is also Lord of the Manor of Stepney replaced the existing wooden structure with a stone church dedicated to All the saints.
		In 1029, when Dunstan was canonised the church was rededicated to 'St Dunstan and All Saints', which it has remained.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/St_Dunstan's,_Stepney (329 words)

	St.Dunstan's Catholic Parish (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Against the old church of St. Mary he built a little cell only five feet long and two and a half feet deep, where he studied and worked at his handicrafts and played on his harp.
		Dunstan and promised to make amends if his life was spared.
		Entering the church, the king first knelt in prayer before the altar, then, taking St. Dunstan by the hand, he gave him the kiss of peace, led him to the abbot's throne and, seating him thereon, promised him all assistance in restoring Divine worship and regular observance.
	www.stdunstan.org /dunstan.html (770 words)

	Welcome to St. Dunstan's
		St. Dunstan's was founded as a mission of the Diocese of Atlanta in December, 1964, by a group of eight families, most of whom had been members of St. Anne's parish.
		Dunstan was canonized for his piety, devotion to learning and dedication to the institutional church.
		Dunstan's shield carries the bishop's miter to symbolize his service as Archbishop of Canterbury; the scroll to symbolize his devotion to learning; the crown to symbolize his life dedicated to the King and Savior of us all; and the bellows to remind us of his practical vocation as a metallurgist.
	www.stdunstan.net (1243 words)

	Main Street Chapel: St Dunstan
		St Dunstan was born c909 and died at Canterbury in 988.
		St Dunstan, the son of a West Saxon noble was born ten years after the death of King Alfred.
		St Dunstan was a principal adviser to all the Wessex kings of his time.
	www.mainstreetchapel.org.uk /history/dunstan.html (591 words)

	Wreck Tour 40 - The St Dunstan June 2002 - DIVERNET from Diver Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Easily one of the more robustly built parts of the St Dunstan, the arm and bucket assembly has fallen clear of the hull and is pretty much intact, lying on one side and leading towards the stern.
		The hull of the St Dunstan would have had a well in the middle for the dredge arm to be lowered, with one keel running either side of the well.
		St Dunstan had been taken over by the Navy, and though her civilian captain Thomas Morgan was still aboard, she was commanded by Sub-Lieutenant Charles Gray.
	www.divernet.com /wrecks/wtour400602.htm (1616 words)

	Dunstan, St. Biography / Biography of Dunstan, St. Biography
		Dunstan was born into an important family near Glastonbury in Somerset.
		Dunstan's outspoken criticism of the king's loose conduct earned him a sentence of exile.
		Dunstan was as strict with his clergy as he was with himself.
	www.bookrags.com /biography-dunstan-st (558 words)

	St Dunstan-in-the-West - History
		Dunstan was one of the foremost Saints of Anglo-Saxon England: he was also one of the most venerated before the cult of St. Thomas Becket took hold of the popular imagination.
		Dunstan sought peace with the Danes and promoted monastic living, as well as establishing the library at Canterbury Cathedral, where he was buried in 988.
		St Dunstan’s continues in its special role of promoting good relations with Churches outside the Anglican Communion, including through its role as the Diocese of London’s Church for Europe.
	www.stdunstaninthewest.org /Page3History.htm (1181 words)

	St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church, Tulsa - Parish History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Dunstan snatched red-hot tongs from the fireplace, pinched the devil on the nose and sent him howling into the night.
		The present St. Dunstan's complex was completed in 1984 with the construction of additional classrooms, a completely remodeled kitchen and consolidated offices.
		The Reverend Cynthia McKenna came to St. Dunstan's in 1996 as Curate, was ordained and served as Assistant Rector until 1998.
	www.stduntulsa.org /history.html (745 words)

	St Dunstan
		Dunstan rebuked him for his scandalous conduct, for which he banished Dunstan from the country in A.D.955.
		Dunstan took refuge in a monastery in Flanders.
		Dunstan was restored to favour, was consecrated bishop by Archbishop Oda of Canterbury, and appointed to the see of Worcester in A.D.957: in 959 he held two sees, Worcester and London.
	www.glastonburyshrine.co.uk /stdunsta.htm (768 words)

	st Dunstan's College Website
		Dunstan's College is an independent Anglican school, the diocesan school of the Diocese of the Highveld.
		Dunstan's College strives to achieve international standards of education through well-qualified staff, appropriate technology, and challenging teaching methods.
		St. Dunstan's writes the Senior Certificate exam under the auspices of the Independent Examinations Board.
	www.stdunstans.co.za (466 words)

	St Dunstan in the West, City of London - London - UK Attraction
		St Dunstan’s Church in Fleet Street was built in 1831 by the architect John Shaw and his son, although there has been church here as far back as the 10th Century.
		It is believed that perhaps St Dunstan himself or one of his close followers requested that the original church be built.
		St Dunstan in the West is well known for its famous clock, which dates back as far as 1671, and was the public clock in London to have a minute hand.
	www.ukattraction.com /london/st-dunstan-in-the-west.htm (210 words)

	St Dunstan's (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Dunstan was the patron saint of goldsmiths, jewellers and locksmiths and he was usually depicted standing at his anvil, a large pair of smith's tongs in hand, threatening to tweak the devil's nose.
		Dunstan's was one of the few buildings to escape the blaze, saved by a sudden change of wind which drove the flames up nearby Chancery Lane.
		These statues can also be seen at St. Dunstan's but are only found by walking to the right of the church and peering into the vestry porch.
	www.hiddenlondon.com /stdunstans.htm (1730 words)

	Shrines of Britain: St. Dunstan at Glastonbury
		Like the 'Old Church,' St. Dunstan's cell may have been destroyed during the Great Fire of 1184 and St. Dunstan's Chapel was later erected over the site, to the west of the great Abbey Church.
		In September 1011, it was sacked by the Danes and the Archbishop, St.
		He explained that Canterbury's own coffin of St. Dunstan had recently been examined and was found to contain a complete skeleton of a man in full archiepiscopal dress, described on a lead sheet therein as "Sanctus Dunstanu Archiepiscopus".
	www.britannia.com /church/shrines/glastonbury7.html (777 words)

	St Dunstan's - Schools (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Dunstan's Catholic primary school is for children from the age of 4 up to age 11.
		St John the Baptist School or "SJB" is the main secondary school in the Woking Deanery area.
		It is a co-educational school for students between the ages of 11 and 16 who follow the national curiculum key stages 3and4.
	st-dunstans.org /schools/schools.htm (115 words)

	St.Dunstan's Catholic Parish History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		For almost a year, St. Dunstan's Parish was served by Rev.Mathew Nealon However, on the death of St. Brigid's pastor in 1947, Fr.
		It was then that REv.Thomas Toomey was appointed to St. 'dunstan's, where he served as pator for twenty years and as a pastor emeritus for another twelve.
		Zeagman and the parishioners of St. Dunstan's was the addition of new catholic elementary school, called St. Bernadette's in 1969.
	www.stdunstan.org /past.html (885 words)

	EBK: St. Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		St. Dunstan was the son of a West Saxon noble, named Heorstan, and his wife, Cunethrith.
		Soon after, he became the treasurer and chief adviser of King Edred and the Queen-mother; but powerful enemies drove him from the Court of King Edwig All-Fair and he was obliged to take refuge in Flanders until the accession of Edgar the Peacemaker, who recalled him and made him his chief minister.
		Amongst all those who have directed the government of the State whilst holding the highest office in the Church, Dunstan is entitled to a place of honour.
	www.earlybritishkingdoms.com /adversaries/bios/dunstan.html (338 words)

	St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church
		Dunstan's serves the needs of the community beyond our parish walls -- in Bethesda, the city of Washington, D.C. and as far away as Haiti, Rwanda and South Africa.
		On the second Saturday in January, April, July and October, St. Dunstan's covers the cost of food and brings volunteers to St. Stephen's to prepare the food and serve the homeless.
		Dunstan's gave money collected from individuals in the parish and from outreach funds for the completion of their building and purchase of additional land.
	www.stdunstansbethesda.org /ministries (1344 words)

	St. Dunstan, South Brent (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Church is dedicated to St. Dunstan, a Benedictine, and served from Buckfast Abbey.
		Dunstan was born in 909 A.D. near Glastonbury at Baltonsborough.
		Dunstan died a few days after the feast of the Ascension on 19th May 988 A.D. St. Dunstan’s was opened on September 14th 1987.
	www.plymouth-diocese.org.uk /parishes/exeter&devon/southbrent.htm (448 words)

	St. Dunstan Catholic School
		At St. Dunstan the staff and students work very hard to nurture that wonderful spirit of friendliness and loyalty that the first principal mentioned, and to combine that with high standards of academic excellence.
		Dunstan's school code of behaviour tells the students that there are appropriate and inappropriate ways of behaving.
		The Grade 2 class at St. Dunstan, has been working consistently on celebrating the students’ countries of origin through class presentations, displays, listening to music, bringing in treats to share, showcasing artefacts, performing dances and teaching their classmates steps so that they too can take part in group sessions.
	www.tcdsb.org /schools/stdunstan.asp (784 words)

	Saint Dunstan - The Livery of St Dunstan
		Saint Dunstan - The Livery of St Dunstan
		The Livery of St Dunstan was founded in 1937 by the then Rector, Fr Maurice Child.
		At the invitation of the Rector, on the Feast of Christ the King and on St Dunstan's Day, the members of the Court serve Mass, maintaining the faith and Rule of the Livery since its foundation.
	www.saintdunstan.org.uk /section/2 (324 words)

	St. Dunstan's Parish (Episcopal Church), Shoreline-Seattle, Washington
		This takes place at Saint Dunstan's Church, 722 North 145th Street, on the Shoreline and Seattle city limits.
		Dunstan's Church of the Highlands Parish (Episcopal), Shoreline, Washington
		Dunstan's of the Highlands Parish, Inc., Shoreline, Wa.
	olympia.anglican.org /churches/B/stdunstan (656 words)

	St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The first celebration of Holy Eucharist by St. Dunstan's congregation took place on St. Dunstan's Day in May of 1957.
		Dunstan was the leading churchman and statesman of 10th century England.
		Dunstan also had great talent in metalworking, calligraphy and music.
	www.stdunstans.com /history.shtml (251 words)

	St Dunstan's, Frodsham, 1935-1937
		Hibbert was then appointed organist by the late Canon Blogg to St. Dunstan's Frodsham, the chapel-of-ease to the Frodsham Parish Church, and in 1900 to the Parish Church itself in succession to Mr.
		A missionary week-end campaign was held in connection with the Parish Church and St. Dunstan's when Rev. G A Hope, vicar of Prestbury was the "messenger".
		He was also chief speaker at a meeting on Monday at St. Dunstan's, when there was a summing-up of the work, and the question discussed as to what the parish could do to further the cause of the church overseas.
	www.mainstreetchapel.org.uk /history/press1937.html (1562 words)

	St. Dunstan's, Shoreline-Seattle, WA: Beliefs
		Living in Jesus's company, I have to live in a community that is more than just the gathering of those who happen to agree with me, because I need also to be surprised and challenged by the Jesus each of you will have experienced.
		Dunstan's Church of the Highlands Parish, Inc., Shoreline, Wa.
		Dunstan's expects you to make an uninformed decision about this.
	www.ecww.org /churches/B/stdunstan/Beliefs/Beliefs.htm (702 words)

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