His body was buried like trash, but a heavenly light identified it, and it was eventually relocated to the Hereford Cathedral. During one of the moves the head fell off the body, fell of the cart it was being carried in, touched a pedestrian who had been blind for eleven years, and cured him. Miracles reported at his tomb.
murdered in 793 at Villa Australis, Mercia, England buried at Maurdine of Marden near the Lugg River in Mercia remains relocated to Stratus-way remains relocated to Fernley (modern Hereford) remains relocated to Hereford Cathedral head enshrined at Westminster Abbey
Hereford, England Hereford Cathedral
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