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Susanne James had her prayers answered when she found the home of her dreams after making a plea to a 7th century Anglo-Saxon saint.
Susanne James had her prayers answered when she found the home of her dreams after making a plea to a 7th century Anglo-Saxon saint.
When a 9th-century woman cut of her nose to avoid being ravished by marauding Vikings, little did she know that she would inspire a saying still in use today.
IGBOLAND is the new home of Hades, lord of death and king of the underworld. The land writhes in pains as rough men roast it for supper. Vultures have
This global pandemic must bring citizens, governments and business leaders together, not apart. by Hannatu Musawa Feb 16, 2021 “Once upon a time in Anglo-Saxozn England all the way back in AD 867, there lived a female saint named ‘Saint Ebbe the Younger.’ She was the Mother Superior of a Monastery and she looked after several pious women. One day Viking Pirates landed on the shores where Saint Ebbe’s Monastery was and started to wreak havoc. Upon hearing of the raid, in a bid to defend the chastity of the female nuns, Saint Ebbe urged them to all cut off their noses in the hope that t...