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Monthly Archives: May 2025
Saint Sylvester I, Pope of Rome (+ 335)
Saint Sylvester guided the Church of Rome during the pivotal era of Emperor Constantine. Ordained as Bishop of Rome in 314, he oversaw the construction of magnificent churches including Saint John Lateran and Old Saint Peter’s Basilica. Though not personally attending the First Council of Nicaea, he sent representatives and endorsed its decisions. Continue reading
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Tagged 335 AD, basilica, bishop, Catacomb of Priscilla, Catholic, Christian history, Christianity, Constantine, Early Church, Empress Helen, faith, fourth century, Hagiography, martyrs, miracle, Nicaea, papal history, Pope, Rome, Saint, Sylvester I, Tarquinius, Zambres
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Viața Sfântului Silvestru și biruința sa asupra răului și demonilor
Cu mare bucurie vă anunțăm că pe data de 11 mai vom celebra sfințirea unei icoane a Sfântului Silvestru și a Sfântului Osie de Cordaba, cu un fragment din moaștele Sfântului Silvestru, ca parte a celebrărilor Nicaea 2025. Una dintre cele mai remarcabile fapte ale Sfântului Silvestru a fost confruntarea sa cu un balaur teribil din Roma. Prin puterea rugăciunii și a numelui lui Hristos, Sfântul a eliberat Roma de această prezență demonică. Vă invităm la vecernie la Biserica Sfinților 318 Părinți, sâmbătă, 10 mai, unde veți putea venera moaștele sfântului, și la Utrenie și Liturghie la Biserica Sfântul Iulian din Shrewsbury duminică, unde icoana și moaștele Sfântului Silvestru vor fi disponibile pentru venerare. Continue reading
Orthodox Crossing: One Womb and a Year
About a year ago our Shrewsbury congregation was swelling beyond its space and shortly after a search we found ourselves birthed into a second church just in time for Pascha last year. It was reformed church space no less, named
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Tagged JW Bowe, Orthodox Christian, Orthodoxy, Pascha, shrewsbury
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Our patrons, the 318 Holy Fathers of the First Ecumenical Council of Nicaea
The Sixth Sunday after the Great Feast of All-Holy Pascha is observed by the Orthodox Church as the Sunday of the Holy Fathers of the First Ecumenical Council. This day commemorates the 318 God-bearing Fathers who gathered in the city
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Tagged 318 Holy Fathers, First Ecumenical Council, Orthodox, Orthodoxy, shrewsbury
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Melangell, Abbess of Pennant
On 27 May we celebrate the Feast of Saint Melangell. In Ireland around the year 590 AD a young woman named Melangell, who was of royal birth, wanted to lead a religious rather than a royal life. Her father King
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Tagged british saints, Melangell, Orthodox, shrewsbury, wales
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Synaxarion of Saints Constantine and Helen, the Equals to the Apostles
On the twenty-first of this month we commemorate the holy, glorious, God-crowned andgreat sovereigns Constantine and Helen, the Equals to the Apostles. VersesAs the earthly Sovereigns had the earthly crown in common,So now they have in common the crown celestial.On
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Tagged Constantine and Helen, Orthodox, Orthodoxy, shrewsbury
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