Margaret of Scotland
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Margaret of Scotland
Saint. 1045--93, queen consort of Malcolm III of Scotland. Her piety and benefactions to the church led to her canonization (1250). Feast days: June 10, Nov. 16
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It goes back a very, very long way to Hilda and Ebba and people from the Middle Ages like Margaret of Scotland.
Margaret of Scotland Parish will be constructing a new stage and green room building for its performers.
Margaret of Scotland is the main Catholic parish in Midland; the name was chosen for the parish in 1881 because Adolphus Hugel, who brought the Midland railway to this terminus and gave the town its name in 1871, had a Scottish wife.
English Heritage is looking for people who are linked to William the Conqueror or St Margaret of Scotland.
St Margaret of Scotland is the fourth saint celebrated, in Judith Bingham's specially commissioned 2004 work, Margaret, Forsaken.
Archbishop Conti came up with the suggestion of a pounds 90 nine-inch bronze statuette of St Margaret of Scotland.
The article refers to the marriage of Henry I to the daughter of Malcolm Canmore and Margaret of Scotland, Edith, later renamed Matilda, and to her influence on her husband's donations to the Church.
In other articles, the many tools of textual scholarship are used to reconstruct the social contexts of particular manuscripts: Richard Gameson uses codicological and other evidence to elaborate what the Gospels of Margaret of Scotland tell us about this eleventh-century queen and the role of books in her society; Susan Ward considers what a manuscript of Marie de France's Fables tells us about the style of court life aspired to by Queen Marie of Brabant, to whom it was dedicated; and Anne Rudloff Stanton argues that Isabella, wife of Edward II, was the intended audience of the Queen Mary Psalter, given the pertinency of its illuminations' `strong mother' motif to her life.
It celebrates martyrs, but not Saints Justin or Perpetua; royalty, but not Saints Margaret of Scotland or Louis of France; clergy, but not Saints Augustine or Gregory; military, but not Saints Ignatius Loyola or Saint Martin of Tours.
If not, as formally decreed by Queen Margaret of Scotland, they will have to buy you a dress.
There is also St Margaret of Scotland (died 1093), great-niece of Edward the Confessor and wife of Malcolm III of Scotland.
It's common sense put to comfortable language," said Principal Julie Hesed of St Margaret of Scotland School in St.
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