Paulinus

American

[paw-lahy-nuhs] / pɔˈlaɪ nəs /

noun

Saint, died a.d. 644, Roman missionary in England with Augustine: 1st archbishop of York 633–644.

Paulinus British

/ pɔːˈlaɪnəs /

noun

Saint. died 644 _ad , Roman missionary to England; first bishop of York and archbishop of Rochester. Feast day: Oct 10

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In the 7th Century, St Paulinus supposedly immersed thousands of people in a baptismal rites - leading 19th-Century writers to label the Swale "England's River Jordan".

From BBC

But some African Catholics do not like this emphasis on origin - like Father Paulinus Ikechukwu Odozor, a professor at Notre Dame University in Indiana.

From BBC

More than 4,000 health workers have left since 2021, HSB chairperson Dr Paulinus Sikosana told Reuters.

From Reuters

One, typically held on June 22, is dedicated to St. Paulinus, the Bishop of Nola from 409 AD to 431 AD, and the other, celebrated on July 16, to Our Lady of Mount Carmel, the name given to the Virgin Mary by the Catholic Church’s Carmelite Order.

From Seattle Times

The highlight of the feast is the lifting of the Giglio, an 80-foot, 4-ton tower crowned with a life-size St. Paulinus figurine.

From Seattle Times

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