When was st. hermione born

Hermione was trained in the medical arts. Hermione purchased a home and established both a medical clinic as well as lodging for the poor, the stranger, and the homeless. There she healed all who came to her with illnesses of both body and soul. Like all of the Holy Unmercenary Saints, St. Hermione never accepted payment for her miraculous healings and offerings. She, as well as all of these special Unmercenary Saints, attributed these miracles to the Power of Jesus Christ, in whose Name these Saints healed.

After contemplating the life of St. Its mission is to provide a loving and nurturing environment for pregnant women affected by homelessness. Additionally, SHH will offer spiritual support, vocational training with an emphasis on computer skills, parenting classes, as well as adoption services. Actual construction of the home will begin by early , with the expectation of welcoming the first residents later that year.

The Holy Icon of St Hermione that depicts both her original house of healing on her right, as well as the proposed home here in Charlotte on her left, was painted by our very own Sister Emily Couchell of the Holy Dormition Monastery in Rives Junction, Michigan.

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Saint Hermione, having mastered the healing arts, rendered help to many Christians and healed the sick by the power of Christ. During this period, the emperor Trajan waged war against the Persians and he came with his army through the village where the saint lived.

When they accused Hermione of being a Christian, he gave orders to bring her to him. At first the emperor, with casual admonitions, sought to persuade the saint to renounce Christ.

When this did not succeed, he commanded that she should be struck on the face for several hours, but she joyfully endured this suffering. Moreover, she was comforted by a vision of the Lord, in the form of Petronius, sitting upon the throne of judgment. Convincing himself that she was steadfast in her faith, Trajan sent her away. Hermione later built a hospice in which she took in the sick, treating their infirmities both of body and soul.