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Saint Asaph (or Asaf, Asa) was, in the second half of the 6th century, the first Bishop of St Asaph, i.e. bishop of the diocese of Saint Asaph.

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rdfs:label	Saint Asaph (en) Asaph (de) Asaf (obispo) (es) Asaph de Llan-Elwy (fr) Asafo (it) Święty Asaf (pl) Асаф Ллан-Эльвийский (ru)
rdfs:comment	San Asaf, Asaph o Asa (siglo VI, Yr Hen Ogledd-596, Llanelwy) fue, en la segunda mitad del siglo VI, el primer obispo de St Asaph, Gales, Reino Unido. (es) Saint Asaph est un saint de l'Église catholique romaine. Moine breton, il vivait vers l'an 500, dans le pays de Galles. Au confluent des rivières Clwyd et Elwy, il fonda le monastère de , qui prit de lui le nom de Saint-Asaph. Les Églises catholiques et orthodoxes l'honorent le 1er mai. (fr) Saint Asaph (or Asaf, Asa) was, in the second half of the 6th century, the first Bishop of St Asaph, i.e. bishop of the diocese of Saint Asaph. (en) Asafo (... – 1º maggio 601 circa) è stato un vescovo gallese. (it) Święty Asaf (zm. ok. 610) – święty katolicki, opat i biskup. Około 590 roku został pierwszym lub drugim biskupem Llanelwy (obecnie St Asaph, którego jest patronem). Miejscem kultu jest Katedra w St Asaph. Jego wspomnienie obchodzone jest 1 maja. (pl) Асаф Ллан-Эльвийский (Аса, англ. Saint Asaph, Saint Asa; VI век, Древний Север — 1 мая 601, Сент-Асаф, Денбишир) — валлийский святой, первый епископ Сент-Асафа, ученик святого Мунго. Почитается как святой в католицизме, англиканстве и православии. День поминовения — 1 мая (Римский мартиролог). (ru) St. Asaph († 596) war ein schottischer mittelalterlicher Heiliger aus der zweiten Hälfte des 6. Jahrhunderts, ein Schüler des St. Mungo. Er war in Nachfolge Mungos Vorsteher des Klosters in . Unter seinen zahlreichen Wundern ist das bekannteste die Wiederbeschaffung des verlorenen Rings der Königin Ness, der Gemahlin von Gwynedd, König von Nord-Wales. Er war ihr vom Finger in den Fluss gerutscht, tauchte aber nach einem Gebet des Heiligen im Bauche eines Lachses auf, der gerade zum Mahle aufgetragen wurde. Diese Wandersage ist bereits von Polykrates (Tyrann von Samos) bekannt, hier allerdings mit einer negativen Deutung. (de)
foaf:name	Saint Asaph (en)
name	Saint Asaph (en)
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birth place	Northern England
death place	Flintshire St Asaph
death place	Flintshire St Asaph
death date	0596-05-01 (xsd:date)
birth place	what is now Northern England (en)
dcterms:subject	6th-century Welsh bishops Bishops of St Asaph 601 deaths Welsh-speaking clergy 6th-century Christian saints Medieval Welsh saints 6th-century births
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Battle of Arfderydd Holywell, Flintshire River Elwy 6th-century Welsh bishops Saint Mungo Robert Archibald Smith Christchurch Anglicanism Leominster, Massachusetts Llanasa Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania Bishops of St Asaph Brockley Celtic Christianity 601 deaths Welsh language Jocelyn of Furness Alexandria, Virginia Eastern Orthodox Church Welsh-speaking clergy Flintshire Northern England Roman Catholic Roman Catholic Church St Asaph Cathedral

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