Life of St. Philothea
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- The Philanthropy of St. Philothei
- New Martyr St. Philothea
- House of St. Philothei opened as a museum
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St. Philothea, Monastic of Athens
St. Philothei (Philothea) was known for her acts of charity and philanthropic Monasteries. She also founded schools, homes for the elderly and hospices, ransomed slaves, and sheltered women who fled from enslavement in harems. St. Philothei died a Martyr.
Life of St. Philothea
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