Congratulations! You've succeeded in your mission.

You've made steps toward uniting and reforming the religious life and identity of the nation, with respect for its Gaelic heritage.

You've established St Andrew's as the new heart of the Scottish religious scene, but also restored the sacred island of Iona to its former glory.

Your unfaltering devotion to the poor and needy has elevated you to a figure of national respect. In the future, your chaplain Turgot will write a very favourable biography of your life and your son, David I, will dedicate a shrine to you at Edinburgh castle.

In 1251 you will be canonized 'Saint Margaret' of Scotland. Well done, you may now rest in peace.

Example of a monument to Christianity in the east of Scotland. Recumbent or ‘shrine-shaped’ stone monument, incised with a cross, St Andrew’s Cathedral.

St Andrew's Cathedral, St Andrews, an important Scottish religious centre.

St Margaret, in a 20th century stained glass window in St Margaret's Chapel, Edinburgh Castle.