857: Photius displaced Ignatius as patriarch of Constantinople. This marked the beginning of the Photian Schism, a confused state of East-West relations which has not yet been cleared up by historical research. Photius, a man of exceptional ability, died in 891.
865: Saint Ansgar, apostle of Scandinavia, died.
869: Saint Cyril died and his brother, Saint Methodius (d. 885),was ordained a bishop. The Apostle of the Slavs devised an alphabet and translated the Gospels and liturgy into the Slavonic language.
869-c. 900: Reign of Alfred the Great, the only English king ever anointed by a pope at Rome.
910: William, duke of Aquitaine, founded the Benedictine Abbey of Cluny, which became a center of monastic and ecclesiastical reform, especially in France.
915: Pope John X played a leading role in the expulsion of Saracens from central and southern Italy.
955: Saint Olga, of the Russian royal family, was baptized.
962: Otto I, the Great, crowned by Pope John XII, received Charlemagne's kingdom, which became the Holy Roman Empire.
966: Mieszko, first of a royal line in Poland, was baptized; he brought Latin Christianity to Poland.
988: Conversion and baptism of Saint Vladimir and the people of Kiev which subsequently became part of Russia.
993: John XV was the first pope to decree the official canonization of a saint - Bishop Ulrich (Uldaric) of Augsburg - for the universal Church.
997: Saint Stephen became ruler of Hungary, He assisted in organizing the hierarchy and establishing Latin Christianity in that country.
999-1003: Pontificate of Sylvester II (Gerbert of Aquitaine), a Benedictine monk and the first French pope.
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I have through years of reading, pondering, reflecting and contemplating, the 3 things that last; FAITH . HOPE . LOVE and I would like to made available my sharing from the many thinkers, authors, scholars and theologians whose ideas and thoughts I have borrowed. God be with them always. Amen!
I STILL HAVE MANY THINGS TO SAY TO YOU BUT THEY WOULD BE TOO MUCH FOR YOU NOW. BUT WHEN THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH COMES, HE WILL LEAD YOU TO THE COMPLETE TRUTH, SINCE HE WILL NOT BE SPEAKING AS FROM HIMSELF, BUT WILL SAY ONLY WHAT HE HAS LEARNT; AND HE WILL TELL YOU OF THE THINGS TO COME.
HE WILL GLORIFY ME, SINCE ALL HE TELLS YOU WILL BE TAKEN FROM WHAT IS MINE. EVERYTHING THE FATHER HAS IS MINE; THAT IS WHY I SAID: ALL HE TELLS YOU WILL BE TAKEN FROM WHAT IS MINE. - JOHN 16:12-15 -
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