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Saint Henry of Coquet

Also known as: Henry of Cocket; Henry the Dane

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Feast Day

16-Jan

Born

11th century Denmark

Died

16 January 1127 on Coquet Island, England of natural causes; buried in the church of Blessed Virgin at Tynemouth, England

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Biography

Saint Henry of Coquet, also known as Henry of Coquet Island or Henry of Tynemouth, was a devout Catholic hermit who lived in the 11th century. Born in Denmark, he was drawn to a life of religious devotion from an early age.

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