Saint Nino
Slave & Evangelist ( 4th Century A.D.) Feast: 14 January
According to legend, St. Nino was a slave girl who was responsible for the evangelization of the kingdom of Georgia . A foreign captive, most likely from Armenia she attracted attention as a result of her virtue & her habit of spending much of the night in prayer
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When anyone questioned Nino , she answered that she worshiped Christ as God. Offering blessings in Christ's name she was credited with a number of miraculous healings On one occasion the queen of Georgia was herself a beneficiary of Nino's gifts. This led to an interview with the king in which she once again attributed all her powers to Christ . Both the king & queen begged her to instruct them in the Christian faith This she did.
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Later Nino oversaw the construction of the first church in Georgia π·♀️ ⛪ an accomplishment attended by further miracles. As was typical in such cases, the conversion of the king π€΄ led to the wholesale conversion of his kingdom. This created a widespread demand for religious instruction, which the king answered by entreating Emperor Constantine to send clergy.
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As for Nino, having won her freedom she retired to a remote cell in the mountains π️ where she spent the rest of her life in prayer π
"It is not my work but Christ 's; and He is the Son of God who made the world."
-St. Nino
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