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Cyril of Jerusalem

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Name: Cyril of Jerusalem

First reported May 13 2013 - Updated May 13 2013 - 1 reports

WatchToward Pentecost: St Cyril of Jerusalem on The Living Water of the Holy Spirit

His action is different in different people, but the Spirit himself is always the same. In each person, Scripture says, the Spirit reveals his presence in a particular way for the common good.The Spirit makes one man a teacher of divine truth, inspires ... [Published Catholic Online - May 13 2013]

Entities: Cyril of Jerusalem, Pentecost, Martyrdom

First reported May 10 2013 - Updated May 10 2013 - 1 reports

MyStoryYourStory ? Six degrees of separation

Annette Funicello – When news reports circulated that one of the original Mouseketeers of The Mickey Mouse Club, Annette Funicello, had passed away, my thoughts quickly traced back to my father’s casual acquaintance with Annette and her family. Considered ... [Published Vermillion Plain Talk - May 10 2013]

Entities: Matt Damon, Natalie Merchant, Lucille Ball, Annette Funicello

First reported May 02 2013 - Updated May 02 2013 - 1 reports

The dragon on the side of the road

I learned about St. Cyril of Jerusalem's dragon quote yesterday while reading a book, and have been pondering it.If you are unfamiliar with it, here's what St. Cyril said:But a dragon lies in ambush for the traveler; take care he does not bite you and ... [Published Chicago Now - May 02 2013]

Entities: Atheism, Cyril of Jerusalem, Catholicism, Stalking, Blackmail

First reported Apr 27 2013 - Updated Apr 27 2013 - 1 reports

Armenian Church to celebrate Feast of Apparition of the Holy Cross on April 28

This feast is dedicated to the Apparition of the Holy Cross in Jerusalem. At noon on May 19, 351, a bright, luminous cross appeared over the skies of Jerusalem, centered over an area spanning from the Mount of Olives (where Christ was betrayed and arrested) ... [Published PANORAMA.am - Apr 27 2013]

Entities: Jerusalem, Arianism, Cyril of Jerusalem

First reported Jan 04 2013 - Updated Jan 04 2013 - 1 reports

Christmas: December 25 or January 6?

Don’t tell the kids, but it’s almost time for Christmas! That is, if you live in Armenia. One of the lesser known facts about Christian history is how little concern there was — for the first few hundred years — about determining, much less celebrating, ... [Published dotCommonweal - Jan 04 2013]

Entities: non-christian, Cyril of Jerusalem, Christianity

First reported Nov 26 2012 - Updated Nov 26 2012 - 1 reports

Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI

Pope Benedict XVI: 'Contemplate on the Lordship of Christ'

Pontiff Addresses Faithful After Mass Celebrating Solemnity of Christ the KingVATICAN CITY, NOV. 26, 2012 (Zenit.org).- In his Sunday Angelus Address, Pope Benedict XVI called on the faithful to "contemplate on the Lordship of the Risen Savior." The Holy ... [Published Zenit - Nov 26 2012]

Entities: Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, Macas (Ecuador), Cyril of Jerusalem

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WatchToward Pentecost: St Cyril of Jerusalem on... [Published Catholic Online - May 13 2013]
MyStoryYourStory ? Six degrees of separation [Published Vermillion Plain Talk - May 10 2013]
Although ‘retired,’ many continue their priestl... [Published Los Angeles Archdiocese Tidings - May 09 2013]
The dragon on the side of the road [Published Chicago Now - May 02 2013]
Otto Vincent Hierholzer [Published PhillyBurbs.com - Apr 29 2013]
Armenian Church to celebrate Feast of Apparitio... [Published PANORAMA.am - Apr 27 2013]
Christmas: December 25 or January 6? [Published dotCommonweal - Jan 04 2013]
Pope Benedict XVI: 'Contemplate on the Lordship... [Published Zenit - Nov 26 2012]
Combating Satan's Snares [Published Zenit - Oct 03 2012]

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Christmas: December 25 or January 6? [Published dotCommonweal - Jan 04 2013] Don’t tell the kids, but it’s almost time for Christmas! That is, if you live in Armenia. One of the lesser known facts about Christian history is how little concern there was — for the first few hundred years — about determining, much less celebrating, ...