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Saint Elizabeth Fry

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Elizabeth Fry was a prison reformer, English and social reformer, and as a Quaker, Christian philanthropist.

Fry was the driving force behind new legislation to make it more humane treatment of prisoners, and expressed support for the efforts of the reigning monarch. Since 2001 he has been represented the Bank of England note 5 pounds.

Elizabeth Fry also helped the homeless, and the creation of housing for the night in London when he saw the boy's body in the winter of 1819/1820. In 1824, during a visit to Brighton, and he put the company Brighton visitor. Society is organized for volunteers to visit homes of poor and provide aid and comfort to them. This plan was successful and was repeated in other regions and cities across the UK.

After her husband went bankrupt in 1828, he became a brother Frey Director of the business and donor community. Thanks to him, he went to work and expand.

In 1840 Fry opened a training school for nurses. Inspired by his Florence Nightingale, who took a team of nurses Fry to help soldiers wounded in the Crimean War.


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Saint Faber

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Saint Faber (also Saint-Feadhbar Febor or St) is the patron of the Sacred Heart Church in Boho, County Fermanagh, and Monet.
Female Saints Faber bullán in townland of Killydrum, Boho

One of the first signs of Female Saints Faber in the manuscript known as the Martyrology of Oengus Óengus Caldy from Tallaght, was estimated to have been written at the beginning of the ninth century. These ties with Female Saints Boho (Botha) and Tuath Ratha (Ter Ratha), together with their holiday (Nov. 6), as follows: "Fedbair maiden uaichnich H. Botha in the Ratha-Terre." This was confirmed in the text of 1630, "Martyrology of Donegal:. Calendar of Saints of Ireland"

There is a common myth that Female Saints Faber and pet deer that carried out the Scriptures, in accordance with the mandate. One day, and deer, because she was on her way to meet the Baron on Phelan at his palace in Boho, harassed by some hunting dogs. In order to escape, jumped into the river deer Sillees and destruction of books in Female Saints Fabers. (Ran River Sillees earlier, from Boho to the sea), St, and then placed a curse on the river, he would stand aside, and the river twisted and jumped, and now go along the sea-eagle High laugh, and not on Sea. The second part of her curse, that the river would be good for drowning and bad for fishing. If you look closely on the way to the river today you can see there are still some old ways, which are dried or depressions formed in the earth as a plant.

It is known that Female Saints Faber establishment of the monastery / convent in Boho, and possibly in place of the church in North Toneel and introduced Christianity in the region. There are many sites related to Faber Street near Boho including bullán Female Saints Faber (Pool sludge), Saint-Faber is good, whether found in the townland of Killydrum, Boho.

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