Northumbrian Saints

Northumbrian saints refer to a group of Christian figures from the Kingdom of Northumbria in early medieval England, primarily during the 7th and 8th centuries. They played a crucial role in the spread of Christianity and the establishment of monastic communities in the region. Notable saints include Aidan, founder of the monastery at Lindisfarne, and Cuthbert, known for his piety and association with miracles. These saints are celebrated for their contributions to the Christian faith, the development of religious art, and their enduring influence on Northumbrian culture and history. Their legacies are commemorated in various festivals and literature.