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Feast of St Piala, patron saint of Phillack, near Hayle
Today is the Feast of St Piala, patron saint of Phillack, near Hayle. Piala was sister to Gwinear, both Irish missionaries who came ashore at the Hayle estuary. She was killed by the pagan Cornish king Tewdrig.
Today is the Feast of St Piala, patron saint of Phillack, near Hayle. Piala was sister to Gwinear, both Irish missionaries who came ashore at the Hayle estuary. She was killed by the pagan Cornish king Tewdrig.
— On This Day in Cornish History (@CornwallFE) November 23, 2020
Date:
Mon, 23/11/2020
