VIDEO: The Lives of the Saints – St Nicholas

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1. 7:36 he is depicted in this icon with the wrong cross formed with his hand.

2. So anybody remember the scene from Miracle on 34th Street when Kris (Santa Claus) hit that psychiatrist on the head. I believe when Nicholas struck Arius had inspire that scene.

3. Thank you very much for this incredible story about our Saint Nicholas! God bless you and all! The great lesson for us! Amen

4. Greetings from Brasov Romania!

5. This is such an uplifting video and I learned a lot about the saint. Thank you for posting it!

6. 1st Ecumenical Church Synod
   The Holy Fathers did not gather to find the Truth in the Church Ecumenical Synods, because the Church was producing Saints none stop from the begining. They did gather however in order to find a way ~to word it~ The Nicene Creed in 325 AC was the crowning of their effords!
   THE SYMBOL OF FAITH (of the Orthodox)
   
   (I st Ecumenical Synod of the Christian Church 325 A.D in Nikea)
   
   http://mb-soft.com/believe/txh/nicene.htm

7. praise the lord jesus christ halleluyaah amen

8. Thank you for this beautiful and enlightening video. God bless you!! Please keep them coming.

9. O Who Loves Nicholas the Saintly

10. All I want for Christmas is for someone else to learn about St Nicholas, like I just did!

11. Check out the Bunker Brothers discussion of Saint Nicholas and Santa Claus. This was the guys first time live streaming on Periscope, it will not be the last. What a great time the guys had.

12. This myth is even more ridiculous thank the Christ myth. Can we get actual facts because there is both to support these Fantastic stories

13. Very informative and well done!!

14. Many Blessings 🙂

15. I love St. Nicholas!!

16. I watched this video about Saint Nicholas…. I chose Saint Nicholas for my Saint name. I am going for my Confirmation (at age 50). I’m actually making it with my youngest son March 2020. >Wayne Berry <.

17. What a beautiful story. My eyes just come into tears. Thank you for making this wonderful video. I have an icon of St Nicholas at home but I was finding hard to connect to him before for not knowing his life story. Now I feel more connected to him, and I will pray to him so that he can teach me to be a giving person too. Thank you so much for doing this video once again. My heart is really happy now! God bless you.

18. It's no coincidence that Nikolaos means victor of nations / people .I was baptised Nikolaos after 2 of my great grandfathers. My mother saw the church of St Nicholas in her dream little before she gave birth to me . My mother believed that I would be baptised Gerasimo after my dad's father wich is customary in Greece culture.." St Nikolaos please give me your courage ,humility , strength and passion to live up to this beautiful name which was given to me in your honour". Amen

19. https://youtu.be/xpCc9pfWQHY

20. St. Nicholas is a beloved saint all over China even with non Christians…..which is impossible. To love a saint is to love Jesus.

21. I had a most unusual dream about St Nicholas that will probably inspire me for the rest of my life. There were parts of this story that paralleled components of the dream. Thank you for this wonderful presentation.

22. We need more ritch dudes like Nick

23. So, this is the Brainwashed story for the Saint Santa Claus who struck Arius, the last beacon of the true followers of Jesus Christ.
    Arius' legacy lives on till today, may God grant him the highest ranks of Paradise.

24. The Great Wonder Worker Bishop Saint Nicolas was lessen to Santa!
    Saint Nicholas the Bishop of Myra,
    Saint Nicolas is the greatest miracle making Saint in the history of man after Moses!
    In early Christianity there was this very well known Church Bishop from the 3rd century who became a member of the 1st Ecumenical Synod of the Christian Church (Greek Orthodox today) he became world known not only because he was a Great Wonder Worker (miracle maker) but because he had the reputation for secret gift-giving, such as putting coins in the shoes to anyone leaving them out for him to see or by giving pour families who had daughters with out dowry in order for them to be able to marry and not to be send to become prostitutes. Before joining the Church and becoming Bishop he gave all of his personal property (he came from a rich family) to the poor. He wanted to travel one time to the Holy Land and on the way a great storm broke out and the ship was to be taken apart so the crew asked the priest to pray for he was a man of God…and the storm immediately stopped. One of the sailors, who climbed up to fix the sails slipped and fell to his death. Immediately the holy Bishop approached him and said: Christ my God who has authority over life and death resurrect this man…and he was resurrected. The miracles were not only countless, they were great and this is why he got the fame of being a Great Wonder worker. After the schism of the Church in 1054AC this great Saint of God that became renown all over the world was “set on the side” in a clever way. His very famous name of Saint Nic and his gift making virtue was kept, and were replaced along with his position as the Church Bishop of Myra with a red costume, a sleigh and some reindeer! All of this was done because being Bishop of the first Church was standing as a lighthouse in the dark unfriendly night where Christians could be guided safely to the Truth/Light of the world Lord Jesus. The second greatest miracle making Saint ever lived is a life testimony
    to the Church Tradition (Greek Orthodox) that was created by the Apostles that attracted the Grace of God for his miracle making and the Salvation of others! Being disguised as a Santa Claus bearing gifts on a sleigh deprives Christians the Church he served as a Bishop and everything delivered the day of Pentecost by the Holy Spirit for the Salvation of man!
    The Greek Orthodox Church celebrates his memory 6 December each year.

    How/why did this the second greatest miracle maker of man kind after Moses became Santa Claus?
    Saint Nicholas to Santa Claus
    

    St. Nicholas the Wonderworker and Archbishop of Myra in Lycia
    https://oca.org/saints/lives/2016/12/06/103484-st-nicholas-the-wonderworker-and-archbishop-of-myra-in-lycia

    A welcome ceremony of his Miracle making Holy Remains in Pereas. Right click to English please.
    http://mporv.blogspot.com/2018/12/6-2001.html

    God bless

25. St Nicholas wasn’t just a orthodox saint but both a western and eastern saint

26. hohohohohohohoho

27. What a beautiful thought , it is their humanity that made them saints.

28. Merry Christmas…

29. I love saint Nicholas

30. https://youtu.be/Q-jSIsNfzZw

    This is the complete biography.

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