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Post  Susan Abernethy Tue Feb 03, 2015 9:15 pm

Saint Blane was born on the Isle of Bute and became a Bishop and Confessor in Scotland among the Picts. He died in 590 AD. Christianity was first practiced in Dunblane by followers of Saint Blane around the year 602 AD. The name Dunblane (Fort of Blane) most likely came to be used by monks who fled from the Isle of Bute with the relics of their beloved saint to escape from the Viking raids. There has been a religious center on .......continue reading here:  http://thefreelancehistorywriter.com/2015/02/03/dunblane-cathedral/

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