Talk:Ecumenical Patriarch Mennas of Constantinople

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I started Patriarch Mennas at "mid" importance. Feel free to move up, after checking out other saints in the High-class. (Eastern Christianity is one of my blindspots, and I figure it is easier to move someone up the importance scale if I rate too low, than it is to move down). Thanks -- Pastordavid 02:00, 7 February 2007 (UTC)