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The Repose of St. John the Theologian According to His Disciple Prochorus
The Translation of St. John the Theologian (Feast Day – September 26th) VersesStanding beside the beloved Word of the Father,Is he who was beloved more than all of the disciples.On the twenty sixth the child of thunder departed unto God.
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Tagged Apolytikion and Kontakion, Biblical Figures, Christian Traditions, Church History, Early Church, Ephesus, Evangelist John, Feast Day, Gospel of John, Hagiography, Metastasis, Orthodox Chrisitanity, Orthodox Saints, Patmos, Prochorus, Repose of St. John, September 26, St. John the Theologian, Translation of Saints
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Celebrating the finding of Saint Milburga’s relics
On 25 February, a little less than a thousand years ago, the holy relics of Saint Milburga, Abbess of Wenlock, were rediscovered by boys playing on the site of the church dedicated to the Holy Trinity. They had been lost
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Tagged Abbess of Wenlock, british saints, Church History, Church of the 318 Holy Fathers, Danish Attacks, Feast of Translation, Great Vespers, Holy Relics, Holy Trinity Church, Icon Veneration, Medieval Christianity, Miracles, Monastic Life, Orthodox Christianity, Orthodox Liturgy, Saint Milburga, shrewsbury, Stichera, Veneration of Saints, Wenlock Priory
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