(Roman Catholic Church) Anglo-Saxon missionary who was sent to Frisia and Germany to spread the Christian faith; was martyred in Frisia (680-754)
1At the head of the Roman communion is Archbishop Tache, of St. Boniface.
2I had seen clusters of the frozen fungus outside St. Boniface.
3We had brought it up from St. Boniface by sleigh-socarefully.
4Humphry Ward speaks-BoyMakers of Empire-Thevespers of St. Boniface
5The secretaries were Mr. J. F. Prudhomme, of St. Boniface, Man., and the writer.
6In reply to the Archbishop of St. Boniface, Winnipeg.
7After nearly a month's travel over lakes, rivers and portages we arrived at St. Boniface.
8They spent the morning beating all the woods east of St. Boniface and had no success.
9The great apostle of Germany was the Saxon Winfred, or Winifred, better known as St. Boniface.
10The bank where St. Boniface deposited its money loomed up ahead of them, massive and grim.
11Another good story is told of St. Boniface.
12When I explained that I wanted to secure two passages to St. Boniface, his brows contracted.
13He was strongly attacked by St. Boniface of Germany, who appealed to Pope Zachary for a decision.
14McGregor killed time till the bells of the St. Boniface Cathedral, across the Red River, chimed twelve.
15We slip out of Winnipeg as the bells of St. Boniface ring the vespers from their turrets twain.
16A little while after, the Christians of the neighborhood came in arms and recovered the body of St. Boniface.
Translations for St. Boniface