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Daily Archives: 14 September 2026
WDTPRS- Exaltation of the Cross
Today’s feast commemorates the discovery in AD 325 in Jerusalem by the Emperor Constantine’s mother St Helena of the Holy Cross, as tradition has it, under sweet basil herb bushes. It is also the anniversary of the Dedication of the … Read More
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