St-Omer

At last he reached St-Omer again, and thence went to Valladolid, 7

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So wrote John Gennings in his life of his brother, published in 1614 at St-Omer.

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Sent to Belgium in 1614, he was at St-Omer in 1630, and in

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College, 12 Feb., 1621, he continued his studies there until 1624, when he proceeded to St-Omer, in order to enter the Society of Jesus.

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After ordination to the priesthood he became a professor at the College at St-Omer, of which his great-uncle, Rev. William Wilkinson, had been president.

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Professing repentance he was allowed another trial at St-Omer, but expelled a second time.

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For some time he filled the office of prior, and in 1095 was chosen abbot at once by the monks of St-Bertin and by the canons of St-Omer.

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In 1581 the chapter of St-Omer promoted him to the dignity of the Archdiaconate of Flanders.

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Of great importance for hymnody was that district in which lay the old Abbeys of St. - Amand, Landevenec, St-Omer and Prum.

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To obviate this, Dugdale accused him of having contributed to the funds of the alleged plotters (perhaps with some reference to the pensions paid for his boys at St-Omer) and of having conspired to murder the king.

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