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Meaning of "st. edmund"
st. edmund: This phrase refers to Saint Edmund, who was a king of East Anglia and martyr in medieval England. It is often used as an honorific title preceding a place or building named after the saint. Context: St. Edmund's Church is a historic landmark in the town
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Do not miss out on these gingerbreads, Which Captain Joshua st. Edmund took on his voyages.
St. Edmund had special devotion to the Name of Jesus, which Our LordHimself taught him.
Which Captain Joshua st. Edmund took on his voyages.
The retreat is operated by the Society of the Fathers and Brothers of St. Edmund.
Fourth marchioness st. Edmund of Candleshoe.
When St. Edmund was a child, she lived with her grandmother on a farm in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The opportunity to become the honorable Margaret… Fourth marchioness st. Edmund of Candleshoe.
The patron, St. Edmund Campion, was hanged and the circular rope signifies his martyrdom.
Honor is not dead at St. Edmund.
To see lady st. Edmund by appointment. Bundage.
The school is named after its patron saint, St. Edmund Campion.
He attended St. Edmund Hall, Oxford but did not take a degree.
Thomas-Symonds was appointed a tutor at St. Edmund Hall, Oxford at the age of 21.
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