Примери коришћења His relics на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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His relics rest in the caves.
Today the location of his relics is unknown.
His relics rest in this church.
King Stefan Vladislav I transferred his relics to the Mileseva Monastery.
His relics remain in the village church.
We could not believe that it was all over and that his relics were really there in front of us.
His relics repose in the Caves of Theodosius.
When Nestor entered into rest on October 27, 1114, his relics performed many miracles.
Today, his relics are preserved in the church.
Every time I came to church I venerated the icon of St. Luke with the particle of his relics.
His relics rest, and his deeds preach;
He was also a patron of the Varangian Guard of the Byzantine emperors,who protected his relics in Bari.
His relics rest, and his deeds preach;
It became the most popular placeof pilgrimage in England, with many future kings visiting his relics.
His relics are now in the Italian city of Bari.
Both Christians and Moslems hasten to his relics and find healing of the gravest sicknesses and sufferings.
His relics were uncovered before the Battle of Kulikovo in 1380.
Christians and Muslims alike come before his Relics and find healing for their gravest illnesses and afflictions.
His relics were translated to Antioch, to the church dedicated to his name.
Christians and Muslims alike come before his relics and find healing of their most grave illnesses and afflictions.
In 1761, a serious fire broke out in the monastery, andat that time some of the monks took his relics to Serbia.
In 438, his relics were taken to Constantinople.
You put on his jacket, you adorned yourself with all his relics, and then you murdered two people as tribute.
From his relics many healings of the sick have taken place.
The city of Resafa, which became a bishop's see,took the name Sergiopolis and preserved his relics in a fortified basilica.
In 1552 his relics were found incorrupt and became glorified for many miracles.
I already spoke about ecclesiasticexperience with the example of St. Sergius, when his relics were opened according to a particular divine revelation.
In 1552 his relics were found incorrupt and became glorified for many miracles.
Not knowing who this holy man was or when he lived,the monks gave him the name Eudocimus, and transferred his relics into the church, where they remain today.
In the time of the Emperor Theodosius,in 381, his relics were translated to Constantinople, and, in 1236, to Venice, where they still lie.