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Ora et Labora

Posted on February 10, 2012 by matthewhanisian

Today our Eastern Orthodox and Catholic brothers and sisters celebrate the life of a very unique and interesting woman: Scholastica. She is celebrated as a virgin of the church and the first Benedictine Nun. The latter is fitting since she … Continue reading →

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Martin, Veterans and Christ

Posted on November 11, 2011 by matthewhanisian

Today in the liturgical calendar of saints we celebrate the life of Martin the Bishop of Tours who died today in the year 397. In our secular world today we celebrate and honor those who are military veterans. Martin’s early … Continue reading →

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