[16] Within the last half century, the old church of St. Cybi proved no longer sufficient for the needs of the parish; a second church was therefore built in 1857, dedicated to St. Seiriol, so that the memory of both Saints still survives in the minds of their people.[27] The Saxon Arch opening into the Belfry at west end of the Nave of St. Cybi’s Church.[32] This Sermon was preached in the Spring of 1879, during the Zulu war.[39] The Honble. Mrs. W. O. Stanley.