601-900

• 602
  Irish Abbot Comgall
• 611
  Death of Ireland's St. Colman Ela
• 616
  Ethelbert, 1st Christian King of Kent
• 627
  Thirteen-Year-Old Hild Was Baptized
• 633
  Christians and Muslims
• 633
  Pow-wow in Seville
• 636
  Isidore Knew All There Was to Know
• 640
  Humble, Generous Eligius Became Bishop
• 640
  Severinus Finally Became Pope
• 642
  Oswald a Battle Martyr
• 653
  Honorable St. Honorius of Canterbury
• 656
  Maximus the Confessor Faced Heretics
• 660
  Botulph Drove Evil Spirits from Ox Island
• 661
  Feast of Finan, Bishop of Lindisfarne
• 665
  Pelagius I, Controversial Nominee for Pope
• 672
  Chad Died as Foretold in His Vision
• 673
  The Venerable Bede
• 680
  Humble Queen Bathilde
• 680
  Caedmon, 1st Anglo-Saxon Christian Poet
• 680
  6th Council Grappled with Christ's Natures
• 684
  After Delay, Pope St. Benedict II Consecrated
• 685
  Cuthbert Died in Lindisfarne
• 690
  Theodore of Tarsus Acceptable to All
• 704
  Ireland's Author-Evangelist Adamnan
• 704
  Wilfrid of York Passed Beyond Disputes
• 732
  Martel vs. Islam at Tours
• 735
  Chanting "Glory Be to the Father" Bede Died
• 739
  Death of Willobrord, Apostle to Frisians
• 745
  Thecla, a Woman to Tame the Wild Teutons
• 753
  Pirminius, Abbot of the Apostles' Creed
• 754
  Pagan Attack Felled St. Boniface
• 766
  Chrodegang Wore Civil and Clergy Hats
• 779
  Reading Eigil's Life of Sturm
• 779
  Walburga, Foremost German Abbess
• 799
  Vikings Looted Lindisfarne
• 799
  Paul the Deacon Became History
• 799
  Leo III Attacked in a Procession
• 804
  Alcuin: Charlemagne's Finest Scholar
• 821
  Death of Court Poet Theodulf
• 842
  Theodora Restored Icons
• 850
  St. Solange of Berry
• 856
  Rhabanus Maurus Wrote an Encyclopedia
• 860
  Paschachius Wrote on Christ's Body & Blood
• 862
  Beloved Bishop St. Swithun
• 865
  Anskar, Apostle of the North
• 869
  Death of Cyril, Slavic Apostle
• 869
  Disagreeable 8th Church Council
• 869
  Enduring Legend of Popular Martyr King
• 870
  Alfred the Great
• 878
  The Crucial Battle at Ethandun