Talk:List of royal saints and martyrs
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[edit] Question
If anyone can answer the following questions, I would be grateful...
- 1. Is Tsar Nicholas II called "Saint Nicholas" or "Saint Tsar Nicholas" or what? How are he and the rest of the Russian Imperial family referred to, saint-wise, in Russian and in English?
- Tsar-martyr Nikolai or Tsar-martyr Nicholas seem most common (Russian transliterated is Tsar'-muchenik). Royal Passion-bearer also seems to be used in English. Man vyi 07:29, 21 November 2005 (UTC)
- 2.
Is Charles I called "St. Charles" in the Church of England? Or how is he termed? - 3. How are saints in the Georgian and Armenian Churches named? For example, ecclesiastically, how are Abgarus of Edessa, Tiridates III, and David IV styled?
- 4. Can anyone independently confirm that Eric IX of Sweden's cultus was repressed by Pope Alexander III due to a dispute with his son Knud? All the sites I find seem to get their info from Wikipedia.
- 5. Are there any churches in Thuringia dedicated to Ludwig IV of Thuringia? If so, what denomination are they?
Thnaks in advance to all helpers. SigPig 04:20, 21 November 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Some additions
Cut from article until I can wikify to the same format as the other entries.
- St David of Scotland was a king of scotland and a son of St. Margaret of Scotland.
- St Olga of kiev was tha grandmother of St. Vladimir the great and the first women of noble status in russa to become a Christian.
- St. Ferdinand II of Spain.
- St. Arnold, Begga, Ita, and Gertruded were of noble estate and all related.
Anyone know what St David is called in Scots Gaelic? SigPig 04:51, 10 January 2006 (UTC)