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Saint Nicholas of Myra
Saint Nicholas of Myra was born in modern-day Turkey to wealthy parents who died when he was young. He dedicated his life to God and used his fortune to care for the less-fortunate. He became Bishop of Myra at a young age. During the Roman persecution of Christians, Bishop Nicholas was thrown into prison with other clergy. It is believed that, after his release from prison, he attended the First Ecumenical Council … Read entire article »
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Saint Nicholas of Myra
Saint Nicholas of Myra was born in modern-day Turkey to wealthy parents who died when he was young. He dedicated his life to God and used his fortune to care for the less-fortunate. He became Bishop of Myra at a young age. During the Roman persecution of Christians, Bishop Nicholas was thrown into prison with other clergy. … Read entire article »
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