Melitus
Mellitus | |
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Uskup Agung Canterbury | |
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Penunjukan | 619 |
Masa jabatan berakhir | 24 April 624 |
Pendahulu | Laurence |
Penerus | Yustus |
Jabatan lain | Uskup London |
Imamat | |
Tahbisan uskup | 604 oleh Augustine |
Informasi pribadi | |
Meninggal | 24 April 624 Canterbury |
Makam | Biara Anto Agustinus, Canterbury |
Orang kudus | |
Hari heringatan | 24 April[1] |
Venerasi | Gereja Katolik Roma[2] Anglican Communion[1] |
Kanonisasi | Pra-Kongregasi |
Melitus (wafat 24 April 624) adalah Uskup London pertama pada zaman Saxon, Uskup Agung Canterbury ketiga, dan anggota misi Gregorius yang dikirim ke Inggris untuk memindahkan agama bangsa Anglo-Saxon dari paganisme ke Kristen. Ia datanf pada 601 M dengan kelompok rohaniwan yang dikirim untuk misi tersebut, dan ditahbiskan menjadi Uskup London pada 604.
Kutipan
- ^ a b Holford-Strevens and Blackburn Oxford Book of Days p. 170
- ^ Kesalahan pengutipan: Tag
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Pranala luar
- Mellitus 1 di Prosopography of Anglo-Saxon England – a listing of known mentions of Mellitus in contemporary and near contemporary literature. Contains some forged charters.
- Epistola ad Mellitum on Wikisource – complete Latin text of the letter to Mellitus from Pope Gregory I.
- Epistola ad Mellitum English translation at libertyfund.org
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