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  1. When he was orphaned at a young age, Nicholas, remembering the rich young man in the Gospel, used his inheritance to assist the needy, the sick, and the poor. He was elected Bishop of Myra, and under the emperor Diocletian was exiled and imprisoned. After being freed, he attended the Council of Nicea in 325. He died in Myra on 6 December 343.

  2. Dec 6, 2023 · Here are five things to know and share about St. Nicholas: 1. The legend behind why St. Nicholas is the patron saint of children. Many people know that St. Nicholas is the patron saint of children ...

  3. Feb 16, 2019 · What seems most certain is that, sometime after becoming Bishop of Myra, Saint Nicholas was imprisoned during the Christian persecution under the Roman Emperor Diocletian (245-313). When Constantine the Great became emperor and issued the Edict of Milan (313), extending official tolerance to Christianity, Saint Nicholas was released.

  4. Life of Nicholas Early Miracles Later Miracles. Stories included in the story painting, Life & Miracles of Saint Nicholas Answer to Prayer: Nicholas' Birth Boyhood: Tragedy Strikes death of parents Three Impoverished Maidens or The Story of the Dowries Pilgrimage to the Holy Land How Nicholas Became A Bishop selection and consecration

  5. Jesus then gave the Book of the Gospels to Nicholas. Mary gave him an omophorion, so Nicholas would again be dressed as a bishop. Now at peace, Nicholas studied the Scriptures for the rest of the night. When the jailer came in the morning, he found the chains loose on the floor and Nicholas dressed in bishop's robes, quietly reading the Scriptures.

  6. Saint Nicholas of Myra, Bishop, Confessor. SAINT NICHOLAS OF MYRA BISHOP, CONFESSOR C. 342. Feast: December 6. The veneration with which this saint has been honored in both East and West, the number of altars and churches erected in his memory, and the countless stories associated with his name all bear witness to something extraordinary about ...

  7. Dec 25, 2018 · How did this St. Nicholas turn into the North Pole-dwelling bringer of Christmas gifts? The original saint was a Greek born in the late third century, around 280 A.D. He became bishop of Myra, a ...