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{{cleanup}}The original '''Church on the Mount of Olives (Eleona)''' was amongst three early [[church]]es in Palestine the construction of which was initiated, during the early fourth century, by [[Helen|St. Helen]], the mother of [[Constantine the Great]]. The name Eleona comes from the Greek meaning ''olive grove''. The church was built over the cave where Christ taught his disciples during their visits to the Mount of Olives.