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#350395 - 07/20/10 05:22 PM Mother Maria: 20. July
sielos ilgesys Member Registered: 05/07/09 Posts: 1088 Loc: Texas/USA	Also commemorated in Orthodoxy today, along with the prophet Elijah, is Mother Maria AKA St. Marie of Paris, together with her companions. A very unusual, highly unconventional example of modern-day monasticism and martyrdom. www.orthodoxwiki.org/Maria_Skobstova
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#350396 - 07/20/10 05:28 PM Re: Mother Maria: 20. July [Re: sielos ilgesys]
sielos ilgesys Member Registered: 05/07/09 Posts: 1088 Loc: Texas/USA	oops...my bad. The link ought to read: www.orthodoxwiki.org/Maria_Skobtsova
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#350398 - 07/20/10 07:57 PM Re: Mother Maria: 20. July [Re: sielos ilgesys]
Two Lungs Member Registered: 01/21/02 Posts: 1919 Loc: Takoma Park, MD	Mother Maria was a Bolshevik in the early 20th century. She saw a lot of heartbreaks on her way home to the Lord. Perhaps she will be a patron for the conversion those who have taken up anti-life ideologies. Mother Maria, pray for us.
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