Patron of Wales
- Course
- Saints
- sections
- 3 sections
- lessons
- 11 lessons
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His monks drank only water and pulled their own ploughs, and his last advice was to “do the little things.” This course shows how little we know for sure about Wales’s patron, what his medieval Life tells of the hill that rose at Brefi, and why the Welsh still wear a leek on March 1.
What's inside
- The Waterman of Mynyw
- The Book Behind the Stories
- Born in a Storm
- The Pupil Who Never Looked Up
- The Valley of Roses
- A Day at Mynyw
- The Poisoned Bread
- Pilgrims to Jerusalem
- The Hill at Brefi
- Do the Little Things
- Two Pilgrimages to St Davids