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Mewn lle uchel yn edrych dros bentref bychan Llanbedrgoch a'r cyffiniau, mae safle San Pedr yn cynnwys tystiolaeth o bresenoldeb a chladdedigaethau Brythonig-Rufeinig, er bod yr adeilad presennol yn dyddio o ddiwedd y cyfnod canoloesol gydag estyniadau ac adnewyddiadau dilynol dros y canrifoedd. Mae ganddi gynulleidfa fechan ond bywiog.
Mae'r Ganolfan yng nghanol y pentref yn ystafell eglwys wedi'i hadnewyddu gyda chyfleusterau modern, sydd bellach yn eiddo i'r gymuned ac yn cael ei defnyddio gan wahanol grwpiau gan gynnwys yr eglwys.
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In an elevated position overlooking the small village of Llanbedrgoch and surrounding area, the site of St Peter's Church contains evidence of Romano-British presence and burials, although the present building is late medieval with subsequent extensions and renovations over the centuries. It has a small but vibrant congregation.
Y Ganolfan in the centre of the village is a refurbished church room with modern facilities, now owned by the community and used by various groups including the church.
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