Wulfstan of Worcester

Wulfstan of Worcester was an influential Anglo-Saxon bishop and writer, active in the late 10th and early 11th centuries. He is best known for his role as a church leader and his contributions to literature, particularly in Old English. Wulfstan's sermons and texts addressed moral and political issues of his time, often emphasizing justice and the need for strong leadership. His works reflect the challenges faced by English society during the Viking invasions and the consolidation of the English kingdom. Wulfstan's ideas and writings helped shape the religious and cultural landscape of medieval England.