St. Cuthbert The Body that Refused to Rot - Durham Cathedral
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
- Saint Cuthbert died on March 20, 687 and was originally buried on the tidal island of Lindesfarne also known as Holy Island in England. After his death he became one of the most famous and venerated saints in all of England. The reason? His body refused to rot. The body of St. Cuthbert became one of the most important relics in England and His coffin was opened six different times over 1200 years. Generation upon generation wanted to see if the accounts of Cuthbert's body never decomposing were true. Could it be possible? This is the story of mysteries, miracles, mummification, and what happened to the body of St. Cuthbert. St. Cuthbert's body lies at Durham Cathedral.
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She holds a Bachelors and Masters degree from UCLA and a PSD from Mannes College of Music. She and her husband Chris love exploring the world and sharing their passion and love for history, castles and photography together.
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That damn henry viii just ruined so many things! He just couldnt leave things be.
That stain glass shining on the pillars was so pretty.
Another awesome video. Thank you!
"just ruined so many things" quite the understatement.... its like saying Hitler did some naughty things. Henry VIII was the most vile psycho tyrannical genocidal maniak that ever walked the the British isles.
I get you! I’m still pissed at what the Revolutionary morons did in France. Dammit, I’m an atheist but it doesn’t mean you have to destroy history to prove a point!
@@melindalopez3978 thank you friend! I was EXCITED when I saw the reflection of the glass on the pillar. Lucky to be able to capture that. 💚
Beautiful video Evelyn. I think it’s a miracle that we still know where Cuthbert was buried. Especially after everything his body went through. We can’t say the same for every King or Queen in the UK after the dissolution of the monasteries. Those that were buried in France didn’t fair much better either.
@@Kenzalina_ it’s true! Had Henry VIII’s men not been freaked out when they were going to destroy the shrine we probably wouldn’t! 💚💚💚
Very well told Evelyn. Love the story Cuthbert 💚⚔️🏰
@@Ripcurl552002 thank you so much Layne!
I could hear an owl hoot over the glowing fire. I weighed appon each word.
@@carolynnr.6409 🦉 🥰🥰 I love that!
Fascinating story. Great Job.
@@lorijones3089 thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed!
Thanks Evelyn. Was it the wax on the shroud that preserved his body? They wouldn't leave him alone until they destroyed him
@@sixeses to some extent. Also how air tight the original burial was.
Love your videos. Your voice is perfect for story telling 🙂👍. British History is fascinating 👌
@@Kingshieldwall awww shucks thank you so much! Agree! Love history!!
Fascinating & incredible!
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Thanks!
@@diannewheatleygiliotti8513 thank you so so much Dianne! 💚💚💚
Wow, you have a really great narrator voice! And I love learning about history, so I'm glad I discovered this channel! I hop to visit these places one day myself 😊
@@jupita551 thank you so much friend!! So glad you found me too! Welcome!
He has probably been up in Heaven, looking down just shaking his head, saying..." Leave me alone already !!"
@@momof2momof2 😂😂 😉
Probably so. We peasants & our superstitions. Tsk, tsk, tsk!! 🤦♂️
Ty for sharing 💜
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Her voice is so soothing
Her?!?! Do you mean meeeeeeee?! 😉💚
your talk on st cuthbert was totally engrossing evelyn thank you and please keep up your fascinating work .
@@williamturner6366 thank you so so much William! That means more than you know! 💚🙏🏻
Why do we open so many tombs! Leave them alone!
The reason is that saint's bodies do not suffer "corruption" (i.e., decay). There are saints on display in the world whose bodies look like they just died, regardless of how much time has passed since their death.
People are just bad
Leave him alone
Check his pulse 😮
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So many outrageous desecrations of this body!
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Did that happen naturally?
@@tobermory88 what exactly?
Are they sure it wasn’t a vampire?
@@jannetteberends8730 yep. Not a vampire 🧛♂️
That Henry VIII was a devil.
Looks mummified to me.
No hay nada como un santo incorrupto para llenar las arcas de donaciones de fanaticos.
Was he pickled?
@@tesselaynes5428 no. He was never out in any embalming fluid.
mummified. not a miracle