relics of St Cuthbert

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The relics of St Cuthbert are the venerated remains and associated sacred objects of the 7th-century Northumbrian monk and bishop, long revered as a major medieval English saint and pilgrimage focus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian relics
medieval pilgrimage focus
associatedWith Bede NERFINISHED
Cuthbert of Lindisfarne NERFINISHED
Durham Cathedral NERFINISHED
Lindisfarne NERFINISHED
Wearmouth-Jarrow NERFINISHED
country England
dateOfOrigin 7th century
documentedIn Anonymous Life of St Cuthbert NERFINISHED
Bede’s Life of Cuthbert NERFINISHED
Durham Cathedral records
excavated 1827 opening of St Cuthbert’s tomb
hasPart St Cuthbert’s chalice fragments NERFINISHED
St Cuthbert’s coffin
St Cuthbert’s comb NERFINISHED
St Cuthbert’s girdle NERFINISHED
St Cuthbert’s maniple NERFINISHED
St Cuthbert’s paten fragments
St Cuthbert’s pectoral cross NERFINISHED
St Cuthbert’s portable altar NERFINISHED
St Cuthbert’s shoes NERFINISHED
St Cuthbert’s stole NERFINISHED
amulets and small devotional objects
body of St Cuthbert
incorrupt remains of St Cuthbert
inscribed coffin panels
textile fragments from St Cuthbert’s tomb
vestments of St Cuthbert
wooden coffin ornaments
keptAt Durham Cathedral feretory NERFINISHED
Durham Cathedral shrine of St Cuthbert NERFINISHED
locatedIn Durham, England NERFINISHED
majorPilgrimageSiteIn Middle Ages NERFINISHED
majorPilgrimageSiteSince late 7th century
protectedBy Durham Cathedral Chapter NERFINISHED
significance important evidence for early medieval coffin art
important evidence for early medieval liturgical textiles
major focus of medieval English pilgrimage
symbol of Northumbrian Christianity
veneratedAt Chester-le-Street NERFINISHED
Durham Cathedral NERFINISHED
Lindisfarne Priory NERFINISHED
veneratedIn Anglican Communion
Church of England NERFINISHED
Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church

medieval Northumbria

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Chester-le-Street hadRelic relics of St Cuthbert