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The Surgeon Who Could Not Be Silenced: Saint Luke of Crimea: Doctor, Confessor, Miracle-Worker
Feast Day — 11 June Introduction In the dark heart of the twentieth century, when atheistic regimes sought to stamp out every flicker of Christian faith, one man carried both a scalpel and a bishop’s crozier through the labour camps of Siberia and emerged unbroken. Saint Luke of Crimea—born the physician Valentin Felixovich Voyno-Yasenetsky—is one of the most electrifying saints
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