There are two recognized St. Samuels, one by the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches and also one by the Coptic Orthodox Church. Both were Egyptian Christians. The earleir St. Samuel was martyred in 309A.D. for being a Christian. He comforted other Christians working in the mines of Cilicia. This Samual is a Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Saint. The other St. Samuel is a Coptic Orthodox Saint born in the late 500s. He is known as Samuel the Confessor. A monastery in his name still exists in Egypt.
Also, it is to be remembered that the prophet Samuel from the Old Testament is a recognized Saint of the Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church, for he was saved through Christ in his belief, actions, and yearning done for the Savior to come.
There is no Saint Samuel recognized by the Catholic Church. However, Samuel is a prophet in the Old Testament of The Bible.
Saint Samuel of Edessa was a 4th-century Christian monk and ascetic who lived in Edessa, now in modern-day Turkey. He is known for his strict ascetic practices, holiness, and miracles attributed to him. Saint Samuel is venerated in the Eastern Orthodox and Catholic Church.
No, Hannah is not a Catholic saint. She is a figure from the Hebrew Bible, known for her prayer for a child and the birth of her son Samuel.
Saint Hannah is a biblical figure from the Old Testament who is known for her story in the Book of Samuel. She lived in the ancient city of Shiloh in Israel.
Saint Samuel, also known as Samuel the Confessor, lived in the 7th-8th century in Persia (modern-day Iran). He was known for his piety, humility, and dedication to God. He was later martyred for his faith during a period of religious persecution, and he was venerated as a saint for his steadfastness in the face of adversity.
St. Hannah is not formally recognized as a saint by the Catholic Church. She is a figure from the Old Testament who is known for her faith and devotion to God, particularly for her prayer for a child, which led to the birth of Samuel.
Saint Samuel became a saint sometime during antiquity. His feast day occurs on December 5. He is considered a Coptic Orthodox saint.
Yes, there are several saints named Samuel.
Saint Samuel, also known as Samuel the Confessor, was born in Daklube, Egypt in the year 597. He died in Mount Qalamoun, Egypt in 693.
Saint Samuel the Confessor was born in Daklube, Egypt in 597. He died in Mount Qalamoun, Egypt in 693. This saint is honored in Oriental Orthodox Churches.
Sam is short for Samuel and there are saints named Samuel.
Saint Samuel the Confessor was born in 597 in Egypt, and passed away in 693. There is a major shrine dedicated to him in Egypt.
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Saint Samuel was a Coptic Orthodox Christian who was born in Egypt in 597. He was a strong Christian worker who was persecuted for his beliefs. He died in 693.
I have found several saints named Samuel but none is shown as being a patron saint.I have found several saints named Samuel but none is shown as being a patron saint.
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The address of the Samuel Cupples House is: 3673 W Point Blvd, Saint Louis, MO 63108
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