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New pilgrimage route follows in the footsteps of the Manx Bible translators (opens the original)
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A new pilgrimage route has been launched on the Isle of Man, following in the footsteps of the men who translated the Bible into Manx. This is the story ⦠Christianity spread across the island through the work of St Maughold in the fifth century. He is the patron saint of the Isle of Man. The Gospel spread and the Church developed on the island, but the people did not have the Bible in their own language for a thousand years. The Manx language is similar to Irish and Scots Gaelic, but the lan
First Cornish musical setting of the Eucharist receives cultural award (opens the original)
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The Cornish Peopleâs Mass, a Eucharistic service entirely in the Cornish language, has been recognised with a prestigious award for its cultural significance. This is the story ⦠Cornish â called Kernewek by its speakers â is the ancient native language of Cornwall, a region in the far southwest of Britain. It is a Celtic language related to Welsh and more closely linked to the Breton language spoken in parts of Brittany. In the pre-Reformation period, when Cornish was widely spoken acro
Welsh Christians launch the Gospels in Pembrokeshire dialect (opens the original)
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A translation of the four Gospels into the Welsh dialect spoken in north Pembrokeshire has been launched at one of Walesâ largest cultural events. This is the story ⦠While south Pembrokeshire is largely English-speaking, the north of the county has developed its own distinctive dialect of Welsh. Rev Lyn Lewis Dafis, a local vicar with a deep interest in languages, translated the four Gospels into this dialect in the hope of making them more accessible and relevant to local people. Born in 1
Celebrating 500 Years of the English New Testament (opens the original)
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Churches, cathedrals and Christian groups across England are marking the 500th anniversary of the first printed English New Testament. This is the story ⦠This year marks the quincentenary, or 500th anniversary, of William Tyndaleâs New Testament, which was published in 1526. Not only was it the first time that the New Testament had been translated into English from Greek, but it was also the first time that the New Testament had been printed in English. Up to that point, there was an old fo
The story of St Maughold, patron saint of the Isle of Man (opens the original)
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St Maughold was the patron saint of the Isle of Man. But who was St Maughold, and what do we know about him? This is the story ⦠The Isle of Man lies in the Irish Sea, midway between England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. It has its own language, called Manx, which is related to Irish, and a rich spiritual heritage with many Celtic saints. St Maughold is revered across the island, and his story is one of transformation, faith, and devotion. According to tradition, Maughold was an Irish bandit f
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