Abel
Abel was successful because his offerings worked. His successful sacrifice suggested that he was putting his full heart and effort into the act, contrasting with Cain’s half-hearted attempts.
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Abel was successful because his offerings worked. His successful sacrifice suggested that he was putting his full heart and effort into the act, contrasting with Cain’s half-hearted attempts.
March 16, 2026
The Seventy Apostles are those whom the Lord chose, in addition to the original Twelve Apostles, to go before Him into the cities He would visit (Luke 10:1), and lay down the groundwork and infrastructure for the Early Church.
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The saint helped everyone: for the destitute, she was a benefactress; for the grief-stricken, a comforter; for sinners, a guide to repentance.
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The monks were expelled from their monasteries, which were destroyed, and they were forced to flee their homeland. Saint Theoktistos sheltered these Greek monks in his monastery.
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He wore down his body by wearing chains and a hairshirt, and beneath his monastic cowl he wore an iron cap.
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Both were sentenced to death in the year 298, Theopemptos was beheaded and Theonas was buried alive. They suffered honourably and became citizens of the Kingdom of Christ.
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There were two occasions when the monks and hermits at Sinai and Raithu were murdered by the barbarians.
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The three holy Hierarchs and Fathers of the Church, Saint Basil the Great, Gregory the Theologian and John Chrysostom
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The Apostles of the Seventy of our Lord Jesus Christ are those our Saviour chose in addition to the Twelve and sent forth unto the work of preaching.
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Renowned as one of the most significant rulers in Eastern European history, his reign of 47 years was characterised by a staunch defence of Christian Europe against the expansion of the Ottoman Empire.
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Now there was a man in Jerusalem, whose name was Simeon, and this man was righteous and devout, looking for the consolation of Israel, and the Holy Spirit was upon him.
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Saint Nicholas (Kasatkin), born in 1836, was a Russian missionary who brought Orthodoxy to Japan. Arriving in 1861, he learned Japanese, translated scriptures, and built a cathedral in Tokyo.
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