Sant Tierneg

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1 Fiche signalétique s. Tierneg Vie / Buhez : né au 5e siècle, un grand-père roi d'Irlande, Brigitte pour marraine, éduqué en Ecosse, évêque de Clogher Genre / Reizh : Masculin Signification / Sinifiañs : Celtique, Tiern=Chef Variantes / Argemmoù : Terneg (Bretagne) - Ternoc (Irlande) - Tiarchnach (Irlande) - Tiarnach (Irlande) - Tiarnan (Irlande) - Tier (Irlande) - Tiernan (Irlande) - Tierney (Irlande) - Tigernach (Irlande) - Tigernan (Irlande) - Tigernoc (Irlande) - Tighearnach (Irlande) - Tighearnan (Irlande) - Tyrnog (Pays de galles) -

2 Almanach le 4 avril 2024 ~ d'an 4 a viz Ebrel 2024 Saint(e) du jour ~ Sant(ez) an deiz s. Tierneg (né au 5e siècle, un grand-père roi d'Irlande, Brigitte pour marraine, éduqué en Ecosse, évêque de Clogher) Proverbe breton ~ Krennlavar An hini en deus, a lip e weuz. Hag an hini n'en deus ket a sell a-dreuz. Ha labour sellet en deus. § [trad] [Celui qui a, se lèche la lèvre, et celui qui n'a pas regarde de travers (de jalousie), et il a du travail à regarder.] Almanach complet : [Calendrier:Vie des saints]

3 Sources Fiche : Site Arbre Celtique Photo : Site de Steve Bulman Monographies : Site Catholic.org Site sqpn.com

4 Iconographie cathédrale de Clogher

5 Monographies

Site Catholic.org :

St. Tigernach
Feastday: April 4

St. Tigernach died 549, bishop . Said to have been the godchild of St. Brigid, and educated in Scotland, he may have been a monk at Clones as well as a bishop of Clogher, but accounts are not too clear. He also is called Tierney and Tierry. Feast Day April 4.

Site sqpn.com :

TIGERNACH of Clogher Also known as
Tigernake; Tierney; Tierry

Memorial
4 April

Profile

Son of Dearfraych, daughter of the Irish king Eochod, and a famous general named Corbre. Baptized by Bishop Saint Conleth of Kildare. God-son of Saint Brigid of Ireland. Captured by pirates as a child, given to the British king, who placed him in the monastery of Rosnat. Friend of Saint Eoghan. He was a natural, and grew to be a monk whose life was exemplified by an intense love for God, and a penchant for constant work. Upon his he return to Ireland, he was made abbot of Cluanois Abbey in Monaghan. Bishop of Clogher, Ireland.

Died
549

Canonized
Pre-Congregation