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Breage

Breage or Breaca (with many variant spellings) is a saint venerated in Cornwall and South West England. According to her late hagiography, she was an Irish nun of the 5th or 6th century who founded a church in Cornwall. The village and civil parish of Breage in Cornwall are named after her, and the local Breage Parish Church is dedicated to her. She is a…

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Born
5th or 6th century (traditional) Lagonia and Ultonia, Ireland (traditional)
Died
Breage, Cornwall (traditional burial site)
Feast
1 May (William Worcester, 1478); 4 June (later times)
Major shrine
Breage Parish Church, Breage, Cornwall
Residence
Cornwall, England
Venerated in
Cornwall, South West England, Eastern Orthodox Church, Catholic Church

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Breage

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Edges45
Triples76
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
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related to Traditions · 52
Breage → According, After, Around, Breage Church, Breague, Breton, Brigid, Campus Breace, Chynoweth, Cornish, Cornwall, County Meath, Crowan, Elwen, English, Germoe, Gwinear, Helena, However, Ia
related to Identity · 18
Breage → As, Brigid, Brioc, Campus Breace, Cornwall, Early Middle Ages, Her Irish, However, In Breage's, In Brittany, Irish, Life, May, Saint Briac, Since, The, There, William Worcester
Born · 1
Breage → 5th or 6th century (traditional) Lagonia and Ultonia, Ireland (traditional)
Died · 1
Breage → Breage, Cornwall (traditional burial site)
Feast · 1
Breage → 1 May (William Worcester, 1478); 4 June (later times)
Major shrine · 1
Breage → Breage Parish Church, Breage, Cornwall
Residence · 1
Breage → Cornwall, England
Venerated in · 1
Breage → Cornwall, South West England, Eastern Orthodox Church, Catholic Church

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cornwall church saint saints century traditions later parish irish local hagiography feast may venerated name late named william worcester june

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BreageBorn5th or 6th century (traditional) Lagonia and Ultonia, Ireland (traditional)1.00infobox
BreageDiedBreage, Cornwall (traditional burial site)1.00infobox
BreageFeast1 May (William Worcester, 1478); 4 June (later times)1.00infobox
BreageMajor shrineBreage Parish Church, Breage, Cornwall1.00infobox
BreageResidenceCornwall, England1.00infobox
BreageVenerated inCornwall, South West England, Eastern Orthodox Church, Catholic Church1.00infobox
Breagerelated to IdentitySince0.60section
Breagerelated to IdentityThe0.60section
Breagerelated to IdentityHer Irish0.60section
Breagerelated to IdentityCornwall0.60section
Breagerelated to IdentityIrish0.60section
Breagerelated to IdentityIn Breage's0.60section

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