Order of Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker was created in 1929.

Saint Nicholas has been dead since December 6, 343. Saint Nicholas was referred to as the "wonderworker", and his likeness has attributed to the story of Santa Claus.

Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker, Archbishop of Myra, lived during the reign of Saint Constantine the Great, and reposed (died) in 330.

Jesus wasn't the only wonder worker of his day. Both Jews and Romans could list dozens of divinely inspired miracle workers. Jesus seems to have been different in that he eschewed magical formulas or incantations, refused pay, and took time to discuss the faith of those who sought his help.

Saint Nicholas, also known as 'Nikolaos the Wonderworker' was the Greek Obysp of Myra, located in what nowadays we know as Turkey, he is also the inspiration of the modern myth of Santa Claus, due to the said habit he had of secretly giving gifts to those in need. He was considered a saint for his kindness and generosity, that's why he is still regarded as a role model for many.