Slain for Their Faith: Orthodox Christian Martyrs under Moslem Oppression

Slain for Their Faith: Orthodox Christian Martyrs under Moslem Oppressiontrans. Leo Papadopoulos For more than six centuries, Orthodox Christians suffered under the yoke of the Moslem Ottoman Empire. With the lowest status in a Moslem society, they endured a perpetual condition of inferiority and humiliation. For the slightest offense, they could be confronted with a choice between conversion to Islam, or torture and death. Thousands, more likely tens of thousands, were firm in their faith, even unto death. In this volume

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and well warrants reading and re-reading not only during the service but as often as we are able

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struggling with the passions and how to practise virtue

An alphabetical index of over 7000 Orthodox saints

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this volume is equally applicable (with attention to possible variants) to the other Saturdays of the Departed

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