St. Ewald & Ewald

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Feastday: October 3
Died: 695

Martyred Northumbrian brothers, one called �the Fair� and one called �the Dark ,� companions of St. Willibrord. From Northumbria, they were educated in Ireland. These priests of the Benedictine Order went with Willibrord to Frisia, Netherlands. They were martyred together at Aplerbeke, near Dortmund, Germany, by local pagans.

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Joseph Mathew
8 months ago
Sts. Ewald & Ewald, please pray for me and my family.
Mona
8 months ago
Please pray for Jacob that he finds the right path, for his parents that they find the strenght and wisdom to guide him and for all cancer patients that they deal with their disease with grace and dignity. Thank you.
christopher
8 months ago
god bless you
christie
8 months ago
Dear Saintly brothers, pray for us, in our daily quest to be more Christ-like. Amen
biehl
1 year ago
Both brothers were named 'Ewald'? That seems strange. Is there any more history on these two? I would to learn more about them.
christie
1 year ago
St. Ewald and Ewald, soon again after the feast of St. Therese of Lisieux, we have the privilege of celebrating these two siblings who have witnessed to Christ, to the point of martyrdom. Beloved saintly brothers pray for all families where strife is more common than brotherhood. Even though love and cooperation seems almost impossible, help to ease the pain of terrible differences, deceit and manipulation. Give us patience, respect and tolerance. Amen.
Rob
2 years ago
Too brief! I would have liked a longer submission on the brothers. What were the circumstances surrounding their martyrdom? What had they done prior to being martyred?
Bruce
2 years ago
Why were they killed and how were they killed?
richard lewis
2 years ago
it's interesting to realize that england and ireland were christianized before the netherlands. thank you for this interesting article.
M.D.
3 years ago
I enjoyed this very much.thank you!

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