St. Dunstan of Canterbury was educated at Glastonbury Abbey by Irish monks. He was a hermit, a monk, an expert goldsmith an metal-worker, as well as a harpist. Ordained by Saint Alphege and appointed abbot of Glastonbury in 944 by King Edmund I of England. He rebuilt the abbey, introduced the Benedictine Rule, and established a famous school. Dunstan was a close advisor to King Eadred and King Eadgar. He was made Bishop of Worcester, England, and of London, England and then became Archbishop of Canterbury, England in 960.
St. Dunstan became a saint due to his reputation for piety, learning, and asceticism. He was a skilled metalworker, musician, and is known for his work as a monastic reformer and for serving as Archbishop of Canterbury. Additionally, many miracles were reported to have occurred at his tomb after his death.
St. Dunstan of Canterbury is memorialized on May 19.
Saint Dunstan's University ended in 1969.
Saint Dunstan's University was created in 1855.
St. Dunstan's Basilica was created in 1916.
St Dunstan-in-the-West was created in 1833.
St Dunstan's College was created in 14##.
St. Dunstan has feast day on May 19th who is an Anglo - Saxon saint.
Dunstan St. Omer is a well known artist from St. Lucia
St Dunstan's College's motto is 'Adorn the white'.
The area of St. Dunstan's Farm Meadows is 102,000.0 square meters.
The area of St. Dunstan's Well Catchment is 398,000.0 square meters.
Thomas Becket