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She suffered greatly and experienced the martyrdom of her husband and sons as a heavy cross, but with hope in God’s help.

For · Saint Maria Brâncoveanu
Romanian Orthodox Patriarchate (Basilica.ro EN) · Aug 14 · View source Ukrainian Ambassy in Romania (Посольльство України в Румунії) · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0 Wikipedia

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She suffered greatly and experienced the martyrdom of her husband and sons as a heavy cross, but with hope in God’s help

For · Saint Maria Brâncoveanu
Orthodox Times (EN) · Aug 14 · View source Ukrainian Ambassy in Romania (Посольльство України в Румунії) · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0 Wikipedia
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the luminous image of a faithful wife and mother, the model of martyric patience in suffering, and the example of generous love for the Church and people.

For · St. Maria Brâncoveanu
OrthoChristian.com (Pravoslavie.ru EN) · Aug 17 · View source Ukrainian Ambassy in Romania (Посольльство України в Румунії) · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0 Wikipedia
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endured imprisonment, contempt, hunger, and want, but didn’t fall into despair, instead being strengthened through prayer and hope in God.

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For · St. Maria Brâncoveanu
OrthoChristian.com (Pravoslavie.ru EN) · Aug 17 · View source
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Saint Maria Brâncoveanu is an example of martyr-like endurance: passing through suffering without losing hope and enduring hardship without falling into despair.

For · Saint Maria Brâncoveanu
Romanian Orthodox Patriarchate (Basilica.ro EN) · Aug 14 · View source Ukrainian Ambassy in Romania (Посольльство України в Румунії) · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0 Wikipedia
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But if her Son, God Himself, died, was buried and rose again, she too chose to die, like all of us, and to be laid in the tomb. Yet the tomb could not contain her.

For · the Mother of God
Romanian Orthodox Patriarchate (Basilica.ro EN) · Aug 18 · View source
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martyr-like patience

For · Saint Maria Brâncoveanu
Orthodox Times (EN) · Aug 14 · View source Ukrainian Ambassy in Romania (Посольльство України в Румунії) · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0 Wikipedia
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While she was in Kazan, in a prison in Russia, Christ appeared to her wearing the crown of thorns. She kept drawing near to wipe away the blood flowing from His head, wounded by the thorns. She then realised that if Christ suffered, suffering can bring us deliverance,

For · Christ
Romanian Orthodox Patriarchate (Basilica.ro EN) · Aug 14 · View source
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He described her as the consolation of those who mourn, the hope of those undergoing trials, and a safe refuge for all who turn with faith to her maternal love.

For · Theotokos
Orthodox Times (EN) · Aug 16 · View source
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