darerca造句

• Darerca had two daughters, Saint Eiche of Kilglass and Saint Lalloc of Senlis.
• Darerca was at least twice married.
• The latter is identical with Liamania, according to Colgan, but must not be confounded with Saint Monennia, or Darerca, whose feast is on 6 July.
• There are a couple of versions of the name Moninne, for example Darerca, Blinne or the spelling Moninna which means in Irish " My Ninna " or " My Daughter ".
• Darerca's second husband, Chonas the Briton, founded the church of Both-chonais, now Binnion, Parish of Clonmany, in the barony of Inishowen, County Donegal.
• Again, the name may be a version of Modwena ( Moninne or Darerca ), who was abbess of " Cill Sl閕be Cuilinn " in Killevy near Slieve Gullion and died on 5 July 517 or 519; it is said that she founded a number of churches in Scotland.
• She had children by both husbands, some say seventeen sons, all of whom, according to Colgan, became bishops . ( According to Breton history at least one became King of Brittany, rather than serve the church as a Bishop . ) From the " Tripartite Life of Saint Patrick " it is evident that there were four sons of Darerca by Chonas, namely four bishops, Saint Mel of Ardagh, Saint Rioc of Inisboffin, Saint Muinis of Forgney, County Longford, and Saint Maelchu.