abbot of Lastingham

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The abbot of Lastingham was the monastic leader of the early Anglo-Saxon monastery at Lastingham, a center of Christian mission and learning in 7th-century Northumbria.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf abbatial title
ecclesiastical office
monastic superior
appliesTo Lastingham monastery NERFINISHED
associatedWith Christian learning in Northumbria
Christian mission in Northumbria
Lastingham monastery NERFINISHED
country England
culture Anglo-Saxon
documentedIn Bede's Ecclesiastical History of the English People NERFINISHED
ecclesiasticalRank abbot
establishedFor governance of Lastingham monastery
follows monastic rule
function lead worship and liturgy
manage monastic economy
organize missionary activity
oversee education of clergy
genderExpectation male
governs monastic community at Lastingham
hasJurisdictionOver lands of Lastingham monastery
hasMonasteryType Benedictine-style monastery
hasRole administrator of monastery
director of Christian mission
guardian of monastic property
monastic leader
overseer of monastic discipline
spiritual leader
teacher of monks
influencedBy Irish monasticism
Roman Christianity NERFINISHED
languageOfAdministration Latin
languageOfCommunity Old English
locatedIn Kingdom of Northumbria NERFINISHED
Lastingham NERFINISHED
Northumbria NERFINISHED
notableOfficeHolder Cedd NERFINISHED
Chad of Mercia NERFINISHED
partOf Anglo-Saxon Church NERFINISHED
network of Northumbrian monasteries
region northern England
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church

Christianity
reportsTo Northumbrian ecclesiastical hierarchy NERFINISHED
local bishop
successorOf founding leadership of Lastingham monastery
timePeriod 7th century
early Anglo-Saxon period

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Saint Cedd positionHeld abbot of Lastingham