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Anglo-Catholic parish in Southern Virginia

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Anglo-Catholic parish in Southern Virginia

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St Bride's Anglo-Catholic Parish, Hampton Roads, VA
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St Bride's Anglo-Catholic Parish, Hampton Roads, VA

Saint Antony of Egypt, also known as Antony the Great, is considered the father of Christian monasticism. Born around 251 AD in Egypt, he led an ascetic life, retreating to the desert to live in solitude and devotion to God. His rigorous lifestyle inspired many others to pursue monasticism. Antony's teachings focused on prayer, fasting, and resisting temptation, and he became renowned for his spiritual wisdom. He also fought against heresies and was known for his miracles and deep faith. Saint Antony is venerated as a patron saint of monks and hermits. ... See MoreSee Less

Saint Antony of Egypt, also known as Antony the Great, is considered the father of Christian monasticism. Born around 251 AD in Egypt, he led an ascetic life, retreating to the desert to live in solitude and devotion to God. His rigorous lifestyle inspired many others to pursue monasticism. Antonys teachings focused on prayer, fasting, and resisting temptation, and he became renowned for his spiritual wisdom. He also fought against heresies and was known for his miracles and deep faith. Saint Antony is venerated as a patron saint of monks and hermits.
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