John was born in the sixth century and grew up in Constantinople. He practiced sculpture like his father, and he loved God from an early age. He was known for […]
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His birth and upbringing: Saint Saba was born in 1169. He was the third son of the Grand Prince of Serbia, Stefanos Namenja the Pious. The time of baptism took a name
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This is how the image of David Al-Halabi was drawn when the hour of his testimony with his blood for Christ approached: a Roman Orthodox man, married, with four children and an old mother.
His martyrdom was on May 23, 967 in Antioch. His name is Issa. He is originally from Baghdad, where he learned and mastered rhetoric
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Saint Porphyrius was born in Thessaloniki/Greece to parents rich in virtues and wealth. He attained abundant knowledge and turned away from the blessings of the earth.
On the fourth day of the month of February, the Holy Church celebrates our righteous father Isidore of Fermi. This saint was born in the city of Alexandria around
Saint Andrew was born in Damascus, Syria, during the days of the Arab invasion, around the year 660, from a virtuous, pious family. His father’s name was George.
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Martyr Artamen the Priest Artamen was a priest of advanced age and holiness, revered by the Christians of Latakia along with his bishop, Sisinius. When Diocletian ascended the throne
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He was born in 1921 in the city of Mahardah, Hama Governorate, Syria, from a religious Orthodox family. Since he was young, it was his love
The number of subjects of this Patriarchate of Jerusalem is small, not exceeding one hundred and fifty thousand. The Jerusalem Church is the mother of the churches because it was from her that the apostles departed
At the request and invitation of Tsar Vladimir and his wife Olga, clerics were sent from Constantinople on the bank of the Dnieper River in the city of Kiev, Ukraine, and they were baptized en masse.
After the missionary works of Saints Cyrillus and Methodius. The one who formed and organized the church in Serbia was Saint Saba (thirteenth century). the Saint
