After his travels through France and into Britain, Adrian immediately succeeded Benedict Biscop as Abbot of St. Augustine’s Abbey in Canterbury. He built a monastic school, where many future bishops ...

Augustine founded what was later called St Augustine's Abbey at Canterbury. It should be noted that this Augustine (sometimes called the 'Apostle to the English') is not the same as St Augustine of ...

The Reformation saw monasteries destroyed, Catholic churches including Westminster Abbey taken over ... Credit: Jonah McKeown/CNA St. Augustine of Canterbury, whom Catholics honor on May 27 ...

St Augustine came from Rome to England in the year 597, and evangelised the Kingdom of Kent. The King, Aethelbert, allowed Augustine and his missionaries to settle in Canterbury – his capital – where ...

Canterbury, on land which had once been used for orchards and domestic buildings of the adjacent St Augustine's Abbey, part of Canterbury's World Heritage Site. The campus is a low-rise ...

Canterbury Cathedral is the seat of the ... The Cathedral and the nearby St Augustine’s Abbey and St Martin’s Church which both date from the 6th century are a part of a UNESCO World Heritage ...

Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey. One of the oldest stones dating back to the days of St Augustine and the premier See of the Anglican Communion. – Calcutta Cathedral. Before Australia became a ...