Anglican Councils
Anglican Councils
Councils held in England at unknown places: 756 , by Archbishop Cuthbert, to appoint 5 June to be kept in memory of the martyrdom of Saint Boniface and his companions; 797, by Ethelheard, preceding his visit to Rome to oppose the foundation of the Archbishopric of Lichfield.
Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary
Anglican Councils
a designation given to the English general councils, of which the precise locality is unknown; e.g. A.D. 756, one of bishops, presbyters, and abbots, held’ by archbishop Cuthbert to appoint June 5 to be kept in memory of the martyrdom of St. Boniface and his companions; A.D. 797 or 798, held by Ethelheard preparatory to his journey to Rome, to oppose the archbishopric of Lichfield.