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040			_aLCC _cLCC
041			_aEnglish
050			_aBR748
082			_2270.092
245			_aCuthbert (died AD 687) [videorecording] / _cproducer/director, Peter M. Kershaw ; Tyne Tees Television. Camera, Alistair McKenzie ; art, Peter Furlonger ; graphics, Jon King ; editor, Charles Slater.
260			_a[England?] : _bYorkshire Television ; _c1995
260			_aWorcester, PA : _bGateway Films/Vision Video [distributor], _c1995
300			_a1 videodisc (26 mins.): _bsd., color ; _c4 3/4 in.
440			_aMemorable leaders in Christian history ; _n7 _v7
440			_aABC of Christian heritage; _n7 _v7
520			_aCuthbert didn't want to become a bishop, but leadership was thrust upon him. He went on to become the one considered by many to be the greatest English saint. His diplomacy allowed the two traditions of Iona and Rome to sit side by side in his own monastery on Lindisfarne. He traveled the region to preach before spending nine years as a hermit on the island of Inner Farne. The program visits authentic locations to follow Cuthbert's life and the journey of the monks who fled with Cuthbert's remains to escape the Vikings. After a time at Lindisfarne, Cuthbert's body was moved to the mainland and eventually entombed at Durham where the magnificent Norman Cathedral was built over him.
538			_aDVD. coded for all regions.
600			_2 _aCuthbert, Saint, _cBishop of Lindisfarne, _dapproximately 635-687.
650			_aCeltic Church.
650			_aChurch history.
650			_aSpirituality _xCeltic Church.
651			_2 _aGreat Britain _xChurch history.
700			_4Narrator: Robert Duncan.
700			_4Bolesworth, Jane. ; (Production personnel)
700			_4Kershaw, Peter M. ; (Production personnel); (Director)
710			_4Tyne Tees Television. ; Border (Firm) ; Yorkshire Television. ; Gateway Films. ; Vision Video (Firm)
942			_2lcc _cDVD
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