Theodore of Amasea

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• Theodore of Amasea — Infobox Saint name=Theodore of Amasea birth date=unknown death date=death date|306|2|17|df=y feast day=Roman Catholic Church: 9 November Orthodox Church: 17 February and the first Saturday in Great Lent venerated in= imagesize= caption= birth… …   Wikipedia

• Theodore of Amasea, Saint — • Soldier saint, martyred in 306. After refusing a court order to sacrifice to the gods, St. Theodore was released for a time of reflection and burnt a pagan temple Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006 …   Catholic encyclopedia

• St. Theodore of Amasea —     St. Theodore of Amasea     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► St. Theodore of Amasea     Surnamed Tyro (Tiro), not because he was a young recruit, but because for a time he belonged to the Cohors Tyronum (Nilles, Kal. man., I, 105), called of Amasea… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Saint Theodore — can refer to a person, place, church, or school:*Theodore of Amasea, or of Tyre, the Tyro , the Recruit , a 4th century military saint and martyr *Theodore of Euphraita, or of Heraclea , or Stratelates ( the General ). Another 4th century… …   Wikipedia

• Church of Saint Theodore, Boboshevo — The wooden structure in which the church is wrapped. The Church of Saint Theodore (Bulgarian: Църква Свети Тодор) is a Medieval Bulgarian church near the town of Boboshevo, Kyustendil Province …   Wikipedia

• Teodoro de Amasea — San Teodoro de Amasea (m. 306; Amasenus, ahora Amasya, Turquía) fue uno de los santos militares griegos del siglo IV. San Teodoro de Amasea nació en Asia Menor a mediados del siglo III. Enrolado en el ejército romano, Teodoro alcanzó una gran… …   Wikipedia Español

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• Dolno Srpci —   village   St. Theodore of Amasea Church in Dolno Srpci …   Wikipedia

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