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	See also: John Boswell, <cite>Christianity, Social Tolerance and Homosexuality</cite>, University of Chicago Press, 1980.		See also: John Boswell, <cite>Christianity, Social Tolerance and Homosexuality</cite>, University of Chicago Press, 1980.

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Ross Burgess at 12:14, 11 December 2015

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	Aelred seems to have been primarily attracted to his own sex. After becoming a monk, he observed his vow of chastity, but his own writings describe the intense love he felt for other monks.		Aelred seems to have been primarily attracted to his own sex. After becoming a monk, he observed his vow of chastity, but his own writings describe the intense love he felt for other monks.

	The Anglican pro-LGBT organisation Integrity USA have adopted Aelred as their patron saint.<ref>http://www.integrityusa.org/aelred</ref> His feast is celebrated on the 12th of January.		The [[Anglican]] pro-LGBT organisation Integrity USA have adopted Aelred as their patron saint.<ref>http://www.integrityusa.org/aelred</ref> His feast is celebrated on the 12th of January.

	==References==		==References==


	See also: John Boswell, <cite>Christianity, Social Tolerance and Homosexuality</cite>, University of Chicago Press, 1980.		See also: John Boswell, <cite>Christianity, Social Tolerance and Homosexuality</cite>, University of Chicago Press, 1980.

Ross Burgess at 19:28, 27 September 2015

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	[[File:De Speculo Caritatis.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Fragment of mediaeval manuscript "De Speculo Caritatis" with a portrait of ~~Sanit~~ Ælred of Rievaulx]]'''Saint Aelred''' or '''Ælred''' (1110–1167) also known as '''Æthelred''', was an English monk and writer. He was Abbot of [[Revesby]] in [[Lincolnshire]] from 1143 and of [[Rievaulx]] in [[Yorkshire]] from 1147. He was an influential advisor to Kings Henry II of England, Louis VII of France, and David I of Scotland.<ref>"Saint Æthelred" in Keith Stern, <cite>Queers in History</cite>, Benbella Books Inc, Dallas, 200</ref>.		[[File:De Speculo Caritatis.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Fragment of mediaeval manuscript "De Speculo Caritatis" with a portrait of Saint Ælred of Rievaulx]]'''Saint Aelred''' or '''Ælred''' (1110–1167) also known as '''Æthelred''', was an English monk and writer. He was Abbot of [[Revesby]] in [[Lincolnshire]] from 1143 and of [[Rievaulx]] in [[Yorkshire]] from 1147. He was an influential advisor to Kings Henry II of England, Louis VII of France, and David I of Scotland.<ref>"Saint Æthelred" in Keith Stern, <cite>Queers in History</cite>, Benbella Books Inc, Dallas, 200</ref>.

	Aelred seems to have been primarily attracted to his own sex. After becoming a monk, he observed his vow of chastity, but his own writings describe the intense love he felt for other monks.		Aelred seems to have been primarily attracted to his own sex. After becoming a monk, he observed his vow of chastity, but his own writings describe the intense love he felt for other monks.

Ross Burgess at 14:39, 2 May 2014

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	[[File:De Speculo Caritatis.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Fragment of mediaeval manuscript "De Speculo Caritatis" with a portrait of Sanit Ælred of Rievaulx]]'''Saint Aelred''' or '''Ælred''' (~~1110–1167~~) also known as '''Æthelred''', was an English monk and writer. He was Abbot of [[Revesby]] in [[Lincolnshire]] from 1143 and of [[Rievaulx]] in [[Yorkshire]] from 1147. He was an influential advisor to Kings Henry II of England, Louis VII of France, and David I of Scotland.<ref>"Saint Æthelred" in Keith Stern, <cite>Queers in History</cite>, Benbella Books Inc, Dallas, 200</ref>.		[[File:De Speculo Caritatis.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Fragment of mediaeval manuscript "De Speculo Caritatis" with a portrait of Sanit Ælred of Rievaulx]]'''Saint Aelred''' or '''Ælred''' (1110–1167) also known as '''Æthelred''', was an English monk and writer. He was Abbot of [[Revesby]] in [[Lincolnshire]] from 1143 and of [[Rievaulx]] in [[Yorkshire]] from 1147. He was an influential advisor to Kings Henry II of England, Louis VII of France, and David I of Scotland.<ref>"Saint Æthelred" in Keith Stern, <cite>Queers in History</cite>, Benbella Books Inc, Dallas, 200</ref>.

	Aelred seems to have been primarily attracted to his own sex. After becoming a monk, he observed his vow of chastity, but his own writings describe the intense love he felt for other monks.		Aelred seems to have been primarily attracted to his own sex. After becoming a monk, he observed his vow of chastity, but his own writings describe the intense love he felt for other monks.
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	[[File:De Speculo Caritatis.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Fragment of mediaeval manuscript "De Speculo Caritatis" with a portrait of Sanit Ælred of Rievaulx]]'''Saint Aelred''' or '''Ælred'''(1110–1167) also known as '''Æthelred''', was an English monk and writer. He was Abbot of [[Revesby]] in [[Lincolnshire]] from 1143 and of [[Rievaulx]] in [[Yorkshire]] from 1147. He was an influential advisor to Kings Henry II of England, Louis VII of France, and David I of Scotland.<ref>"Saint Æthelred" in Keith Stern, <cite>Queers in History</cite>, Benbella Books Inc, Dallas, 200</ref>.		[[File:De Speculo Caritatis.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Fragment of mediaeval manuscript "De Speculo Caritatis" with a portrait of Sanit Ælred of Rievaulx]]'''Saint Aelred''' or '''Ælred''' (1110–1167) also known as '''Æthelred''', was an English monk and writer. He was Abbot of [[Revesby]] in [[Lincolnshire]] from 1143 and of [[Rievaulx]] in [[Yorkshire]] from 1147. He was an influential advisor to Kings Henry II of England, Louis VII of France, and David I of Scotland.<ref>"Saint Æthelred" in Keith Stern, <cite>Queers in History</cite>, Benbella Books Inc, Dallas, 200</ref>.

	Aelred seems to have been primarily attracted to his own sex. After becoming a monk, he observed his vow of chastity, but his own writings describe the intense love he felt for other monks.		Aelred seems to have been primarily attracted to his own sex. After becoming a monk, he observed his vow of chastity, but his own writings describe the intense love he felt for other monks.

Ross Burgess at 07:45, 22 August 2013

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	[[File:De Speculo Caritatis.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Fragment of mediaeval manuscript "De Speculo Caritatis" with a portrait of Sanit Ælred of Rievaulx]]'''Saint Aelred''' (1110–1167) also known as '''Æthelred''', was an English monk and writer. He was Abbot of [[Revesby]] in [[Lincolnshire]] from 1143 and of [[Rievaulx]] in [[Yorkshire]] from 1147. He was an influential advisor to Kings Henry II of England, Louis VII of France, and David I of Scotland.<ref>"Saint Æthelred" in Keith Stern, <cite>Queers in History</cite>, Benbella Books Inc, Dallas, 200</ref>.		[[File:De Speculo Caritatis.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Fragment of mediaeval manuscript "De Speculo Caritatis" with a portrait of Sanit Ælred of Rievaulx]]'''Saint Aelred''' or '''Ælred'''(1110–1167) also known as '''Æthelred''', was an English monk and writer. He was Abbot of [[Revesby]] in [[Lincolnshire]] from 1143 and of [[Rievaulx]] in [[Yorkshire]] from 1147. He was an influential advisor to Kings Henry II of England, Louis VII of France, and David I of Scotland.<ref>"Saint Æthelred" in Keith Stern, <cite>Queers in History</cite>, Benbella Books Inc, Dallas, 200</ref>.

	Aelred seems to have been primarily attracted to his own sex. After becoming a monk, he observed his vow of chastity, but his own writings describe the intense love he felt for other monks.		Aelred seems to have been primarily attracted to his own sex. After becoming a monk, he observed his vow of chastity, but his own writings describe the intense love he felt for other monks.

Ross Burgess at 16:59, 4 July 2013

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	==References==		==References==

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	See also: John Boswell, <cite>Christianity, Social Tolerance and Homosexuality</cite>, University of Chicago Press, 1980.		See also: John Boswell, <cite>Christianity, Social Tolerance and Homosexuality</cite>, University of Chicago Press, 1980.

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	[[Category:Writers]]		[[Category:Writers]]
	[[Category:Clergy]]		[[Category:Clergy]]
	[[Category:Saints]]		[[Category:Saints]]

Ross Burgess at 16:59, 4 July 2013

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	Aelred seems to have been primarily attracted to his own sex. After becoming a monk, he observed his vow of chastity, but his own writings describe the intense love he felt for other monks.		Aelred seems to have been primarily attracted to his own sex. After becoming a monk, he observed his vow of chastity, but his own writings describe the intense love he felt for other monks.

			The Anglican pro-LGBT organisation Integrity USA have adopted Aelred as their patron saint.<ref>http://www.integrityusa.org/aelred</ref> His feast is celebrated on the 12th of January.

	==References==		==References==

Ross Burgess at 10:13, 11 May 2013

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	[[File:De Speculo Caritatis.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Fragment of mediaeval manuscript "De Speculo Caritatis" with a portrait of Sanit Ælred of Rievaulx]]'''Saint Aelred''' (1110–1167) also known as '''Æthelred''', was an English monk and writer. He was Abbot of Revesby in Lincolnshire from 1143 and of Rievaulx in ~~Yrokshire~~ from 1147. He was an influential advisor to Kings Henry II of England, Louis VII of France, and David I of Scotland.<ref>"Saint Æthelred" in Keith Stern, <cite>Queers in History</cite>, Benbella Books Inc, Dallas, 200,</ref>.		[[File:De Speculo Caritatis.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Fragment of mediaeval manuscript "De Speculo Caritatis" with a portrait of Sanit Ælred of Rievaulx]]'''Saint Aelred''' (1110–1167) also known as '''Æthelred''', was an English monk and writer. He was Abbot of [[Revesby]] in [[Lincolnshire]] from 1143 and of [[Rievaulx]] in [[Yorkshire]] from 1147. He was an influential advisor to Kings Henry II of England, Louis VII of France, and David I of Scotland.<ref>"Saint Æthelred" in Keith Stern, <cite>Queers in History</cite>, Benbella Books Inc, Dallas, 200</ref>.

	Aelred seems to have been primarily attracted to his own sex. After becoming a monk, he observed his vow of chastity, but his own writings describe the intense love he felt for other monks.		Aelred seems to have been primarily attracted to his own sex. After becoming a monk, he observed his vow of chastity, but his own writings describe the intense love he felt for other monks.