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Budoc

Budoc of Dol (also Budeaux or Beuzec) was a 5th-century Breton monk and Bishop of Dol, who has been venerated since his death as a saint in both Brittany (in France) and Devon (in England). Budoc is the patron saint of Plourin in Finistère where his relics are preserved. His feast day was originally celebrated on 8 December, the date still used in Devon…

Legend, Life & Budoc in Southwest England

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Legend

Viscount of LéonAzenorGoëloFrChâteau de Brest
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Life

ArmoricaMonkPorspoderBrestG.H. Doble
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Budoc in Southwest England

Plymouth SoundRiver TamarPlymouthSt BudeauxBudock
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Troparion of Saint Budoc

TroparionArmagh
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Born
5th century in a cask at sea off the coast of Ireland
Died
6th century Dol, Kingdom of Domnonée
Feast
8 December (traditional) 9 December (Brittany)
Major shrine
Plourin, Finistère, France
Patronage
Plourin, France; Plymouth, England, United Kingdom
Venerated in
Catholic Church Anglican Communion Eastern Orthodoxy

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Life

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Budoc in Southwest England

Troparion of Saint Budoc

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Budoc

Nodes48
Edges47
Triples82
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.041667
Components1

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Budoc

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related to Life · 23
Budoc → Abbot Budoc, Armorica, Arriving, Azenor, Baring-Gould, Bishop Magloire, Brest, Breton, Brittany, Chronicle, Cornwall, Doble, Dol, Hagiographer, Ireland, Later Budoc, Laurea, Magloire, Porspoder, Samson
related to Legend · 22
Budoc → Azenor, Azenor's, Beau Port, Brest, Brittany, Cap Sizun, Château, Cornouaille, Count Even, Goëlo, Greek, His, However, Ireland, King, Léon, Princess Azenor, Saint Brigid, Shortly, The
related to Budoc in Southwest England · 15
Budoc → Budoc's, Budock, Budshead Creek, Cornwall, December, Devon, He, His, However, Oxford, Plymouth, Plymouth Sound, River Tamar, St Budeaux, There
related to Troparion of Saint Budoc · 7
Budoc → Armagh, Being, Christ, Dol, God, Hierarch Budoc, Thou
related to Name · 6
Budoc → Baring-Gould, Beuzec, Breton, Celtic, In, The
related to External links · 2
Budoc → Anglo-Saxon England, Prosopography
Born · 1
Budoc → 5th century in a cask at sea off the coast of Ireland
Died · 1
Budoc → 6th century Dol, Kingdom of Domnonée
Feast · 1
Budoc → 8 December (traditional) 9 December (Brittany)
Major shrine · 1
Budoc → Plourin, Finistère, France

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saint brittany dol devon azenor monk england plymouth ireland abbot bishop also church cask december plourin finistère breton baring-gould porspoder

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BudocBorn5th century in a cask at sea off the coast of Ireland1.00infobox
BudocDied6th century Dol, Kingdom of Domnonée1.00infobox
BudocFeast8 December (traditional) 9 December (Brittany)1.00infobox
BudocMajor shrinePlourin, Finistère, France1.00infobox
BudocPatronagePlourin, France; Plymouth, England, United Kingdom1.00infobox
BudocVenerated inCatholic Church Anglican Communion Eastern Orthodoxy1.00infobox
Budocis apatron saint of Plourin in Finistère where his relics are preserved0.90text
Budocrelated to Budoc in Southwest EnglandPlymouth Sound0.60section
Budocrelated to Budoc in Southwest EnglandDevon0.60section
Budocrelated to Budoc in Southwest EnglandRiver Tamar0.60section
Budocrelated to Budoc in Southwest EnglandHe0.60section
Budocrelated to Budoc in Southwest EnglandBudshead Creek0.60section

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