From Exiled Princess to Pearl of her People

from Sermons at The Episcopal Church of Our Saviour · host Sr. Dana Augustine Kramer-Rolls

Margaret of Wessex went from an English exile to the heart of the Scottish people as their pious Queen.

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(Wednesday in the Twenty-Third Week after Pentecost - Sr. Dana Augustine Kramer-Rolls) Margaret spent her youth in exile. With the Norman Invasion she ran to Scotland for safety. Married to King Malcom, she spent her life in pious works for her people and Church reform, and as queen, wife, and mother, she was called the Pearl of Scotland.

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