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The Church remembers St. John of Damascus
St. John of Damascus was born around the year 680 in Damascus, the capital of Syria, into a Christian family. His father, Sergius Mansur, was the treasurer at the court of the Caliph. John had an adopted brother, the orphaned boy Cosmas, whom Sergius took into his house. When the children grew up, Sergius took care of their education. At the Damascus slave market, he redeemed the learned monk Cosmas from Calabria from captivity and entrusted him with teaching children. The boys discovered extraordinary abilities and easily mastered the course of secular and spiritual sciences. After his father's death, John took up the post of minister and governor at court.
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