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The Times (London)
November 19, 2010 Friday
Edition 1; National Edition
Saint's day
SECTION: FEATURES; Pg. 40
St Nerses I, 4th century, was an Armenian bishop and strong reformer,
organising a synod to bring discipline and efficiency to the church.
However, his promulgation of canon legislation from Greece drew him in
to conflict with the royal family. After a spell in exile, St Nerses
fell out with the new king, who, in revenge, invited the bishop to
dine and poisoned him.
From: A. Papazian
November 19, 2010 Friday
Edition 1; National Edition
Saint's day
SECTION: FEATURES; Pg. 40
St Nerses I, 4th century, was an Armenian bishop and strong reformer,
organising a synod to bring discipline and efficiency to the church.
However, his promulgation of canon legislation from Greece drew him in
to conflict with the royal family. After a spell in exile, St Nerses
fell out with the new king, who, in revenge, invited the bishop to
dine and poisoned him.
From: A. Papazian