Insula Sanctorum et Doctorum; Or, Ireland's Ancient Schools and ScholarsHealy, John
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Insula Sanctorum et Doctorum; Or, Ireland's Ancient Schools and Scholars
Healy, John
Education -- Ireland -- History
ST. LAURENCE O'TOOLE 432
His Parentage 433
He goes to Glendalough 434
Lorcan as a Student 435
He is placed at the head of St. Kevin's Great Establishment 436
Consecrated Archbishop of Dublin 437
Synod of the Irish Prelates at Clane 437
He reforms the Clergy 437
His Spirit of Mortification and Prayer 438
Dermott McMurrough and Maurice Fitzgerald attack Dublin 440
He stimulates the slothful king, Rory O'Connor, to action 441
Laurence O'Toole attends a General Council in Rome, and secures
many privileges for the Church in Ireland 443
He travels to England in the interests of Rory O'Connor the
discrowned king 444
Detained a prisoner in the monastery of Abingdon 444
His death 445
Canonization 446
CHAPTER XIX.
SCHOOLS OF THE SEVENTH CENTURY.
I.--THE SCHOOL OF LISMORE, ST. CARTHACH 447
He visits the School of Bangor 448
He founds a monastery at Rahan 449
"Effugatio" of Carthach from Rahan 450
He founds Lismore 453
Retires from community life to prepare for death 454
Miracles 454
_Rule of Carthach_ 455
II.--ST. CATHALDUS OF TARENTUM 457
_The Life of St. Cathaldus_ 457
His Birth-place 458
A Student at Lismore 460
He becomes a bishop 461
See of Rachau 462
Pilgrimage to Jerusalem 462
Taranto 463
Cathaldus endeavours to reform the licentious inhabitants of
Taranto 463
His death at Taranto 464
Invention of the Saint's Relics 464
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