of Ramsey Abbey. Two manuscripts, a psalter (Harley MS 2904 in the British Library) and a pontifical (MS 100, part 2 from Sidney Sussex College of Cambridge University), probably belonged to Oswald and would have been used in his daily devotions. Almost immediately after his death miracles were reported at his funeral and at his tomb. His remains were translated to a different burial spot in Worcester Cathedral ten years after his death. His feast day is celebrated on 28 February or on 19 May in the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter. Citations References Further reading External links Anonymous life of Oswald (in Latin), pg. 399 ff. 2 more lives of St Oswald, plus relevant extracts of the Historia Rameseiensis, pg. 1 ff. St. Oswald and the Church of Worcester (1919) 992 deaths Anglo-Saxon saints Archbishops of York Anglo-Saxon Benedictines Bishops of Worcester 10th-century Christian saints 10th-century English archbishops Year of birth unknown