Metodi di primo lavoro missionario cristiano. I missionari lavorarono piuttosto dal centro del centro: Columbano fu rifiutato quando desiderò entrare nella corte del re Brude, ma Adamnan ci dice che non resistendo a questo rifiuto, si avvicinò alla porta pieghevole con i suoi compagni, e dopo aver formato su di essa il segno della croce, bussò e posò la mano sulla porta, Che immediatamente volò aperto di suo proprio accordo, theDolts essendo stato guidato indietro.*- Come può prontamente essere seenthe risultato di questo miracolo, perché così è apparso a loro, era l'interesse del re a cui erano venuti

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Methods of early Christian missionary work . he missionaries worked rather from the center thantoward the center: Columbanus was refused when desiring entranceinto the court of King Brude, but Adamnan tells us that not-withstanding this refusal, he approached the folding doorwith his companions, and after first forming upon it thesign of the cross, knocked and laid his hand upon thegate, which instantly flew open of its own accord, theDolts having been driven back.*- As can readily be seenthe result of this miracle, for so it appeared to them, was the interest of the king to whom they had come, in 2 the wor£ in which they were engaged. —oooo— 1. Skene, History of Celtic Scotland: v. 2, p. 105. Reference given to Adamnan, B. II. c. 36. 2. Skenes explanation of this: - We may well supposethat the bolts may have been withdrawn and the angerof the king disarmed through no greater miracle thanthe impression created by the imposing presence ofthe three ecclesiastics with their attendants. History of Celtic Scotland: v. 1, p. 106.. -11- When Augustine went to .England he tookmany letters of introduction with him. He carried lettersto the queen of the Franks, who was on good terms withthe leading people in the Kentish provinces of Britain, and in this way not only secured entrance into the Frankishcourt, out was here given interpreters, men of the Frankswho could converse with the Angles, to go with him andhis companions into England. When they reached EnglandAugustine remained on the Isle of Thanet, while his in-cerpx eterswent to King Aetnelbert, asking him for an interview. Theking granted tnis, and promised to meet Augustine. Somedays later he arrived, and on a level spot, probablyunder a spreading oak in deference to the kings dread ofAugustines possible incantations, the friendship of theking of the Angles, and the monk from Home, was formed. Theking granted Augustine protection in the royal capital whichlater became the center of the organized Church of England.1

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