The Parish of Barnweill, its church and incomes belonged to Fail Monastery up until the reformation in 1563.
Fail Monastery was held by the Trintarians, also known as the 'Red Friars', or 'Mathurines' from the monastery of Saint Mathurin in Paris.
The monks were charged with the duty of saving captives from slavery and were called 'The Father's of Redemption'.
The Parish of Barnweill, its church and incomes belonged to Fail Monastery up until the reformation in 1563. Fail Monastery was held by the Trintarians, also known as the 'Red Friars', or 'Mathurines' from the monastery of Saint Mathurin in Paris. The monks were charged with the duty of saving captives from slavery and were called 'The Father's of Redemption'.
Barnweill Church