At Canterbury Augustine became the first archbishop over the first
cathedral. There, too, he established the first monastery in which to
train missionaries to carry on the work which he had begun (S45).
Part of the original monastery of St. Augustine is now used as a
Church of England missionary college, and it continues to bear the
name of the man who brought Christianity to that part of Britain. The
example of the ruler of Kent was not without its effect on others.