Saint Moses the Ethiopian, also known as Saint Moses the Black, was a convert to the Christian faith in 4th century Egypt. He was formerly a robber and bandit known for his brutality, physical strength, and desire for vengeance. While fleeing local authorities and taking refuge in an Egyptian monastery, he had a profound conversion after seeing the lives of the monks who lived there. He repented of his former lifestyle and joined the monastic community, being renowned for his

We live in dangerous times, but we turn to the Lord our God in trust. Our Blessed Father and Martyr Theodore Romzha had as his motto: "I...