Members
The date of arrival is either 597 with the first group of missionaries, or 601 with the second group. The date of arrival for some members is not known. The third column lists the highest ecclesiastical office that the missionary obtained. The death dates are not always known, in which case approximate dates are listed. The last column notes if the member is regarded as a saint.
| Name | Date of arrival in England |
Highest ecclesiastical office obtained |
Death date | Canonized |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Augustine of Canterbury | 597 | Archbishop of Canterbury | 606 !Between 604 and 609 | Yes |
| Gratiosus | 0 !Unknown | Abbot of St Augustine's, Canterbury | 638 | No |
| Honorius of Canterbury | 599 !Either 597 or 601 | Archbishop of Canterbury | 653 | Yes |
| James the Deacon | 0 !Unknown | Deacon | 671 !After 671 | Yes |
| John | 599 !Either 597 or 601 | Abbot of St Augustine's, Canterbury | Unknown | No |
| Justus | 601 | Archbishop of Canterbury | 627 | Yes |
| Laurence of Canterbury | 597 | Archbishop of Canterbury | 619 | Yes |
| Mellitus | 601 | Archbishop of Canterbury | 624 | Yes |
| Paulinus of York | 601 | Bishop of York Bishop of Rochester |
644 | Yes |
| Peter of Canterbury | 597 | Abbot of St Augustine's, Canterbury | 608 !circa 607 or after 614 | Yes |
| Petronius | 0 !Unknown | Abbot of St Augustine's, Canterbury | 654 !circa 654 | No |
| Romanus | 599 !Either 597 or 601 | Bishop of Rochester | 624 !circa 624 | No |
| Rufinianus | 601 | Abbot of St Augustine's, Canterbury | 638 !Before 638 | No !No |
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