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Monthly Archives: June 2026
Orthodox Burial Ground
The Parish of the 318 Holy Fathers has secured 45 burial spaces at Emstrey Cemetery, London Road, Shrewsbury — so that our community can rest together in one place, in graves marked with Orthodox memorial stones. If you would like to reserve a plot for yourself or your family, please get in touch. Continue reading
Synaxarion of Our Holy Father Adolphus, Missionary Monk
Brother of Saint Botulph of East Anglia, Adolphus bore the Gospel across the sea to Belgium as a missionary monk in the seventh century. Continue reading
Our Holy Mother Edburga of Winchester, Virgin (c.921–†c.951)
Edburga, daughter of King Edward the Elder, chose the Gospel over jewels and gave her life to God at Winchester’s Nunnaminster. Continue reading
Posted in Feasts, Saints & History
Tagged Alfred the Great, Anglo-Saxon Saints, british saints, Edburga of Winchester, Hampshire, King Edward the Elder, Local British Saints, Nunnaminster, Orthodox Saints, Pershore Abbey, Saint Edburga, Synaxarion, Virgin Saints, Winchester, Worcestershire
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Orthodox Crossing: Heads You Win, Tails You Lose…
We all come with gripes, don’t we. Wages. Car tax. War. Rumours of war which we started. Strimming on a hot day at work, which is probably worse than all of the above. We’ve all been there and wagered on
Posted in Orthodox Crossing Blog
Tagged 318 Holy Fathers Shrewsbury, JW Bowe, Moomins, Orthodox, orthodox crossing, shrewsbury, tails
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