St. Helena Comments

Empress mother of Constantine the Great. She was a native of Bithynia, who married the then Roman general Constantius I Chlorus about 270. Constantine was born soon after, and in 293, Constantius was made Caesar, or junior emperor. He divorced Helena to marry co Emperor Maximian�s stepdaughter. Constantine became emperor in 312 after the fateful victory at Milvian Bridge, and Helena was named Augusta, or empress. She converted to Christianity ... Continue Reading

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Hungrey
4 years ago
i <3 GOD SO MUCH!!! thank you for everything! :]
MIKHAILA HARGRAVES
4 years ago
I love Jesus and all of his creation. God bless Iraq.
J Christian
4 years ago
Saint Helena mother of Constantine pray for us all; pray for those who are Emperors or so aspire; pray that the Emperor of our Universes keep us our galactic torus clean & clear; pray all galactic tori resonate as we peer through deep space; pray for all appropriate grids to shine morgen und nachtsternen divine; pray as you find-touch the Robe and Cross of Christ thine ecstasy bloom full; pray as new Jerusalem descend that peace and light and Lamb reveal, that God be with us at every place & meal; pray each all these things in Jesus name, Amen and good health for Semjase on her planet, Selah.
J Christian
4 years ago
hally: Look in the Encyclopedia section of this site; look in Encyclopedia Britannica; look in Wikipedia; enter the name in your search engine; think, pray and ask Yahweh for guidance.
Sicily George
4 years ago
Could I have more information of St.Helena?
halley
4 years ago
I need more info.

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