AAC celebrates the Memorial Day of St. Antioch Catholicos Meletius, Minas of Egypt and other Bishop Mileus, priests of Bura and Deacon Shinu St. Meletius, the archbishop of Antioch, was born in the city of Melitina of Little Hayka. He was the first bishop of Sebasta in Armenia (c. 357), and later received the see of Antioch. St. Meletius fought bitterly against the Arian delusions, and in the maze of the Haetica, was expelled from the hut three times. St. Milius presided over the Second Ecumenical Council in Constantinople (381). During the council, the saint went out to God. His remains were transferred from Constantinople to Antioch. Saint Minas (304) was an Egyptian and served as an officer in the Roman army. He decided to devote himself to the anti-Semitic life, settled in the Philoglian mountains. During the pagan festival, he went out to the people and began to condemn pagan idols, preaching the true faith. Because of this he was tortured and crucified. St. Milius served in the Persian army. Refusing military service, he devoted himself to the service of the church. In the Persian capital of Tezbon, during the reign of King Shafach (331-378), he refused to pray in the sun and season. Together with him, they tortured his students - a priest in Vera and Daku Shino (Sin). The AAC celebrates Remembrance Day on the tenth Monday after the exodus of the Hundred and Noble Cross of God. @alphanewsam Subscribe to Alpha News VK - Zen - Site - TikTok.

AAC celebrates the Memorial Day of St. Antioch Catholicos Meletius, Minas of Egypt and other Bishop Mileus, priests of Bura and Deacon Shinu St. Meletius, the archbishop of Antioch, was born in the city of Melitina of Little Hayka. He was the first bishop of Sebasta in Armenia (c. 357), and later received the see of Antioch. St. Meletius fought bitterly against the Arian delusions, and in the maze of the Haetica, was expelled from the hut three times. St. Milius presided over the Second Ecumenical Council in Constantinople (381). During the council, the saint went out to God. His remains were transferred from Constantinople to Antioch. Saint Minas (304) was an Egyptian and served as an officer in the Roman army. He decided to devote himself to the anti-Semitic life, settled in the Philoglian mountains. During the pagan festival, he went out to the people and began to condemn pagan idols, preaching the true faith. Because of this he was tortured and crucified. St. Milius served in the Persian army. Refusing military service, he devoted himself to the service of the church. In the Persian capital of Tezbon, during the reign of King Shafach (331-378), he refused to pray in the sun and season. Together with him, they tortured his students - a priest in Vera and Daku Shino (Sin). The AAC celebrates Remembrance Day on the tenth Monday after the exodus of the Hundred and Noble Cross of God. @alphanewsam Subscribe to Alpha News VK - Zen - Site - TikTok.