What this blog is for
This blog is for all those Englishmen and Englishwomen who feel that the rightful patron saint of the English nation is Saint Edmund, martyred in 870 just 30 years old.
This is where we shall begin a campaign to press the media, the church establishment and the government to bring about a recognition of the life and work of the true patron saint King Edmund.
His feast is observed 20 November, and he is represented in artistic form with sword and arrow, the instruments of his torture.
This is where we shall begin a campaign to press the media, the church establishment and the government to bring about a recognition of the life and work of the true patron saint King Edmund.
His feast is observed 20 November, and he is represented in artistic form with sword and arrow, the instruments of his torture.
posted by Supporter of Saint Edmund at 3:51 AM
2 Comments:
well.....i think that how he died was the best, and one of the most hilarious deaths that I have heard of. He should have died like a man. Men like him was the reason that the English lost so much of their land in the Danish invasion. I also think that it is pointless to put stock in saints...sure they may have done great things, but I think that too many people focus on the religious dogma in place of worshipping God
As to the previous comment. Are you sure your name isn't Ivar the Brainless?
To find someone's death hilarious only goes to show what a twerp you really are. Go away and let the grown ups discuss such matters.
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