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Christina Of Markyate's Hagiography

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The true origins of Christina of Markyate’s hagiography are unclear, leading to unanswered questions and a shroud of mystery around the production of such a tale. The composer of Christina’s story remains anonymous to this day; however, it is believed that the author was someone from the St. Albans monastery in England who had a close relationship with Christina during her life. The details written out in Christina’s hagiography appeared to come directly from the women herself, suggesting that the author repeatedly met with Christina in person and was trusted enough to be told about her trials and visions. In addition, the composer refers to St. Albans as “our monastery,” supporting the idea behind his location being that of St. Albans. There

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