st. Helena was the mother Constantine. her husband was Constantius Chlorus un til he divorced her to marryco emperor step daughter theodora
The mother of Constantine the Great, emperor of Rome, was called Helena.
Constantine's father was Flavius Valerius Constantine's mother was Helena. Constantine's father gave his wife the boot and, in 289 A.D., married another woman. Constantine's siblings: Six half-siblings by Flavia Maximiana Theodora, his father's second wife Constantine's spouses: Minervina and Fausta Constantine's children: Crispus, Constantius II, Constantine II and Constans
There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.
Constantine was influenced into Christanity possibly by his sister and definitely by his mother. The most insistant influence came from his friend Eusebius, who was a bishop and one of the first church historians.
He was quie nice and he also allowed Christianity to prosper in his kingdom. Also, hia mother was Christian
The mother of Constantine the Great was St. Helena.
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To find the tomb of Jesus.
Constantine's father was Flavius Valerius Constantine's mother was Helena. Constantine's father gave his wife the boot and, in 289 A.D., married another woman. Constantine's siblings: Six half-siblings by Flavia Maximiana Theodora, his father's second wife Constantine's spouses: Minervina and Fausta Constantine's children: Crispus, Constantius II, Constantine II and Constans
You may read a full discussion of Constantine at the link below. To the best of my knowledge the Catholic Church, which is the Mystical Body of Christ made no concessions to Constantine, rather, Constantine's mother was a Catholic, and Constantine was a catechumen, converting on his deathbed. Constantine, also legalized Christianity, and stopped the persecution of the Christians.
Minervina mother of Crispus and then Fausta Flavia Maxima.
There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.There is no clear cut answer as to why Constantine killed Fausta (and also his son, Crispus). Fausta was killed at the request of Constantine's mother, Helena, which is about all we know as for motive. There are myths and stories and speculation, but these are all attributed to later writers whose facts are suspect. In Constantine's own time, everything was hushed up.
In the Orthodox Church he is. Not in the Catholic Church, though his mother, Helena, is.
Constantine (under the influence of his mother) imposed the christianity in the Roman empire - the so-called Edict from Milan, in 313.
According to tradition, the mother of Constantine found the True Cross.
Emperor Constantine I and his mother Helena.