Saint Theodora
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Youssef Habib was born in Cairo, Egypt in 1909. He was fluent in the Coptic Language and dedicated the latter part of his life as a consecrated servant devoting his life, time, and efforts to the study and writing of saints’ biographies. Searching through various manuscripts in the monasteries, he discovered many unknown saints and published two hundred stories.
In this series, Repentant Saints, we will present Youssed Habib’s work on the lives of the saints, who by the grace of God, turned their hearts to God after living a sinful life and provided us with examples of true repentance.
| Weight | 1 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 1 × 4 × 7 in |
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