St. Nicetas of Pereaslav

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Russian monk and wonder worker. He worked as a tax collector at Pereaslav near Rostov. Nicetas was infamous for his avarice and pitiless fulfillment of his duties until he underwent a completely unexpected conversion. He left his wife and family and entered a monastery. There he gave himself utterly to a life of prayer and mortifications. Nicetas died when a group of bandits mistook the heavy metal shirt of penance he wore for silver and slew him for it. He was called �the Wonder Worker� for the many miracles attributed to him.

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William Jerome
1 year ago
You do not give the dates but I strongly suspect he lived long after the1054 schism when the eastern "Orthodox" split off from the universal Church. If so, who declared that he is a saint, and how can we be sure that they were right?

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