Sansala - Revision history

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James at 12:46, March 24, 2005

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2005-03-23T12:33:47Z

ASDamick: this title is really only for martyrs

2005-03-23T12:32:56Z

this title is really only for martyrs

James at 11:30, March 23, 2005

2005-03-23T11:30:26Z

James at 11:28, March 23, 2005

2005-03-23T11:28:46Z

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The holy, glorious and right-victorious Confessor '''Sansala''' was a priest from the Buzau valley in Romania and the spiritual father of the Great Martyr St. [[Sava the Goth]]. He and St. Sava carried out missionary work in the area around Buzau, converting many pagan Dacians and Goths to Christianity.

In 372, he and St. Sava were captured by the soldiers of King Athanaric of the Goths who had begun a great persecution of Christians. Both of the saints were ordered to sacrifice to idols and tortured upon their refusal to do so. St. Sansala courageously endured these tortures and was eventually released, but his chanter St. Sava was condemned to death and drowned in the River Buzau.

St. Sansala took the relics of the martyr and hid them until they could be taken out of the Gothic kingdom to the safety of the Roman Empire. St. Sansala bravely remained in Dacia and continued his missionary activities which continued to meet with great success. He eventually died towards the end of the 4th century.

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−	The holy '''Sansala''' the Confessor was a [[priest]] from the Buzău valley in Romania and the spiritual father of the Great-martyr [[Sava the Goth]]. He and Sava carried out missionary work in the area around Buzău, converting many pagan Dacians and Goths to Christianity.	+	The holy '''Sansala''' the Confessor was a [[priest]] from the Buzău valley in Romania and the spiritual father of the Great-martyr [[Sava the Goth]]. He and Sava carried out [[missionary]] work in the area around Buzău, converting many pagan Dacians and Goths to Christianity.

	In 372, Sansala and Sava were captured by the soldiers of King Athanaric of the Goths who had begun a great persecution of Christians. Both of the [[saints]] were ordered to sacrifice to idols and tortured upon their refusal to do so. St. Sansala courageously endured these tortures and was eventually released, but his [[chanter]] St. Sava was condemned to death and drowned in the River Buzău.		In 372, Sansala and Sava were captured by the soldiers of King Athanaric of the Goths who had begun a great persecution of Christians. Both of the [[saints]] were ordered to sacrifice to idols and tortured upon their refusal to do so. St. Sansala courageously endured these tortures and was eventually released, but his [[chanter]] St. Sava was condemned to death and drowned in the River Buzău.

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-The holy '''Sansala''' the Confessor was a [[priest]] from the Buzau valley in Romania and the spiritual father of the Great-martyr [[Sava the Goth]].  He and Sava carried out missionary work in the area around Buzau, converting many pagan Dacians and Goths to Christianity.
+The holy '''Sansala''' the Confessor was a [[priest]] from the Buzău valley in Romania and the spiritual father of the Great-martyr [[Sava the Goth]].  He and Sava carried out missionary work in the area around Buzău, converting many pagan Dacians and Goths to Christianity.
-In 372, Sansala and Sava were captured by the soldiers of King Athanaric of the Goths who had begun a great persecution of Christians.  Both of the [[saints]] were ordered to sacrifice to idols and tortured upon their refusal to do so. St. Sansala courageously endured these tortures and was eventually released, but his [[chanter]] St. Sava was condemned to death and drowned in the River Buzau.
+In 372, Sansala and Sava were captured by the soldiers of King Athanaric of the Goths who had begun a great persecution of Christians.  Both of the [[saints]] were ordered to sacrifice to idols and tortured upon their refusal to do so. St. Sansala courageously endured these tortures and was eventually released, but his [[chanter]] St. Sava was condemned to death and drowned in the River Buzău.
 Sansala took the [[relics]] of the [[martyr]] and hid them until they could be taken out of the Gothic kingdom to the safety of the Roman Empire. The saint bravely remained in Dacia and continued his missionary activities which continued to meet with great success. He eventually died towards the end of the 4th century.

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-The holy '''Sansala''' the Confessor was a [[priest]] from the Buzau valley in Romania and the spiritual father of the Great-martyr St. [[Sava the Goth]]. He and St. Sava carried out missionary work in the area around Buzau, converting many pagan Dacians and Goths to Christianity.
+The holy '''Sansala''' the Confessor was a [[priest]] from the Buzau valley in Romania and the spiritual father of the Great-martyr [[Sava the Goth]].  He and Sava carried out missionary work in the area around Buzau, converting many pagan Dacians and Goths to Christianity.
-In 372, he and St. Sava were captured by the soldiers of King Athanaric of the Goths who had begun a great persecution of Christians. Both of the saints were ordered to sacrifice to idols and tortured upon their refusal to do so. St. Sansala courageously endured these tortures and was eventually released, but his chanter St. Sava was condemned to death and drowned in the River Buzau.
+In 372, Sansala and Sava were captured by the soldiers of King Athanaric of the Goths who had begun a great persecution of Christians.  Both of the [[saints]] were ordered to sacrifice to idols and tortured upon their refusal to do so. St. Sansala courageously endured these tortures and was eventually released, but his [[chanter]] St. Sava was condemned to death and drowned in the River Buzau.
-St. Sansala took the [[relics]] of the [[martyr]] and hid them until they could be taken out of the Gothic kingdom to the safety of the Roman Empire. The saint bravely remained in Dacia and continued his missionary activities which continued to meet with great success. He eventually died towards the end of the 4th century.
+Sansala took the [[relics]] of the [[martyr]] and hid them until they could be taken out of the Gothic kingdom to the safety of the Roman Empire. The saint bravely remained in Dacia and continued his missionary activities which continued to meet with great success. He eventually died towards the end of the 4th century.
 [[Category:Missionaries]]
 [[Category:Romanian Saints]]
 [[Category:Saints]]

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−	The holy~~, glorious and right-victorious Confessor~~ '''Sansala''' was a priest from the Buzau valley in Romania and the spiritual father of the Great ~~Martyr~~ St. [[Sava the Goth]]. He and St. Sava carried out missionary work in the area around Buzau, converting many pagan Dacians and Goths to Christianity.	+	The holy '''Sansala''' the Confessor was a priest from the Buzau valley in Romania and the spiritual father of the Great-martyr St. [[Sava the Goth]]. He and St. Sava carried out missionary work in the area around Buzau, converting many pagan Dacians and Goths to Christianity.

	In 372, he and St. Sava were captured by the soldiers of King Athanaric of the Goths who had begun a great persecution of Christians. Both of the saints were ordered to sacrifice to idols and tortured upon their refusal to do so. St. Sansala courageously endured these tortures and was eventually released, but his chanter St. Sava was condemned to death and drowned in the River Buzau.		In 372, he and St. Sava were captured by the soldiers of King Athanaric of the Goths who had begun a great persecution of Christians. Both of the saints were ordered to sacrifice to idols and tortured upon their refusal to do so. St. Sansala courageously endured these tortures and was eventually released, but his chanter St. Sava was condemned to death and drowned in the River Buzau.