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How many people did Saint Francis Xavier convert?
St. Francis Xavier had converted around 50,000 people. That is the most people someone has converted since St. Paul. P.S. My name is Bernice Cassandra Williams
How many people is in China?
how many people are in Virgina.
How many people has Gangster Nash shot in a drive-by?
how many people get shot.whole
How many people have the name martin?
Probably too many for people to count.
How many people are answering these?
Many millions of people are looking at your question right now. And many millions of people are reading this answer now, just at the same time as you. Not everyone answers the questions though... people just like to be nosy
Why was Saint Augustine so important to British Christians?
St. Augustine of Canterbury was a 6th century priest who was sent as a missionary to Britain. He was able to convert a pagan king to Christianity and that open the door to many, many more conversions to Christianity in that country. Not to be confused with St. Augustine of Hippo.
How did missionaries convert many European people during the late Roman Empire and the early Middle Ages?
Missionaries mostly converted people by preaching a religion those people found attractive for some reason. They often tried to do this by converting kings or other leaders, who would in turn convert their nations by example, by law, or by force. One example of this was the conversion of the people of Kent by St. Augustine of Canterbury. He presented his case on religion to King Æthelberht, who he converted. The king, in turn, allowed St. Augustine's missionaries to preach freely among the people of his kingdom. Very often, however, the missionaries just talked to common people, who took up the religion.
Why is Saint Augustine important to British Christians?
Saint Augustine is important to British Christians because he was a missionary sent by Pope Gregory the Great to evangelize the Anglo-Saxon peoples in the 6th century. Augustine is known as the "Apostle to the English" for his role in establishing the Christian Church in England and helping spread Christianity throughout the region. His work laid the foundation for the establishment of Christianity in England and his influence is still felt in British Christianity today.
How many people died in the Canterbury earthquake?
185
How many people died from volcano Augustine?
57 million
How many people visit Canterbury cathedral every year?
Canterbury Cathedral in Canterbury, Kent, is one of the oldest and most famous Christian structures in England UK. Every year many thousands of local people and tourist visit the Cathedral.
Who were all the Archbishops of Canterbury?
There have been 104 Archbishops starting in 597 AD with Augustine. The current one is Rowan Williams. The link will provide you with a list of all 104 - that's too many to type in.
What was the main goal of the Spanish missionaries?
to convert many people to Christianity
Why does the monk go to Canterbury?
The monk goes to Canterbury as part of a pilgrimage to pay homage to the murdered Archbishop Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral. It is a religious journey undertaken by many people seeking spiritual fulfillment and blessings.
How many pubs are there in Canterbury?
There are approximately 60 pubs in Canterbury.
What do people in Canterbury?
Canterbury is a diverse city with a range of activities and interests. Residents of Canterbury may enjoy exploring the historic Canterbury Cathedral, strolling along the River Stour, shopping in the city center, or relaxing in one of the many parks and gardens. Canterbury also has a vibrant arts and cultural scene, with museums, galleries, and theaters to enjoy.
What are ten names of medieval monasteries?
In England alone there were many hundreds of monasteries. Here are ten:Abbey of Sts Peter, Paul and Augustine (Canterbury, Kent)Cathedral Priory of Christchurch (Canterbury, Kent)Barking AbbeyBattle AbbeyBindon abbeyCastle Acre PrioryFountains AbbeyForde AbbeyCathedral Priory of St Andrew (Rochester)Abbey of Sts Peter and Paul (Shrewsbury)
