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Philothea is an
unincorporated community in
Mercer County, in the U.S.
state of Ohio. A post
office called Philothea was
established in 1886, and remained...
- 468-page
study of the post-Vatican II
liturgical reform published by
Philothea Press which argues the new rite
permits “irrelevance” and “destroys Catholic...
- (Syriac) "Jesus has given" Marnazka: (Syriac) "the Lord has conquered"
Philothea/Philothei/Philotheos: (Gr****) "lover of God"
Sabrisho or Ishosabran: (Syriac)...
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first published in
January 1609.
While the
letters are
addressed to "
Philothea" (Lover of God), they
include the
substance of
correspondence with others...
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Philothei of Athens, (also
known as
Philotheia or
Philothea) (Gr****: Άγια Φιλοθέη η Αθηναία) (November 21, 1522 -
February 19, 1589), née
Revoula Benizelos...
- of
Athens 1589 19
February New
Venerable Martyr; a.k.a.
Philotheia or
Philothea Philotheus I of
Constantinople 1379 11
October E****enical
Patriarch of...
- Fool-for-Christ of
Constantinople (911)
Venerable Virgin-Martyr
Philothea (
Philothea of Pamphylia),
Wonderworker Martyrs Crescens, Paul,
Dioscorides and...
- This
statue in
Saint Mary
Church (
Philothea, Ohio)
depicts Gaspar preaching....
- (1054) (see also:
February 20 - Slavonic; and
February 28) New Nun-martyr
Philothea of
Athens (1588)
Venerable Theodore,
Abbot of
Sanaxar Monastery (1791)...
- Yorkshire. He was
educated by the Rev.
William Stead of Swine. He
married Philothea Perronet on 29
August 1781; she was a
granddaughter of
Vincent Perronet...
