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Diakonissa is a Gr****
title of
honor that is used to
refer to a deacon's wife. It is
derived from diakonos—the Gr**** word for
deacon (literally, "server")...
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Persian Executive Appointed Divisional (dathabam of 10 soldiers)
Deacon or
Diakonissa Gr****
Administrative Appointed Institutional (local church) Dean (religion)...
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church as
recorded in Acts of the
Apostles chapter 6. The Gr**** word
diakónissa (διακόνισσα),
meaning deaconess, is not
found in the Bible. However, one...
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literally means "a
woman who does good");
Popadya ("priest's wife")
Diakonissa Episcopa Theodora This
article incorporates text from
Presbytera at OrthodoxWiki...
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Reverend Hierodeacon [insert name],
Father [insert name] Deacon's Wife
Diakonissa Mary (Gr****), or the same
titles as a priest's wife
Abbot The
Right Reverend...
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Reverend (Rev.)
Hierodeacon John,
Father (Fr.) John Deacon's Wife:
Diakonissa Mary (Gr****), or the same
titles as a priest's wife Abbot: The
Right Reverend...
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important role in the
church in Nyssa,
where she was
called diakonissa, the
deaconess or wife of a deacon.
Gregory ****anzen
wrote a
letter of...
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Paschal I)
interred the
bodies of the
venerable Zeno and others…"
Diakonissa Presbytera "Women".
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original on 2007-08-19. Retrieved...
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Hubert von Tiele-Winckler; de,
industrialist Eva von Tiele-Winckler; de,
diakonissa Walter Winkler,
soccer player Witelo ca.1230-ca.1300,
physicist Paul Wittich...
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reposed in
exile in 1379. His tomb at the
Monastery of
Akatalyptos Maria Diakonissa (Theotokos Kyriotissa)
became a
place of many miracles.
Robert F. Taft...
