Patrick: From the Latin Patricus, meaning “nobleman.” St. Patrick is the famous patron saint of Ireland. Brennan: Derived ...

Odysseus: In Greek mythology, Odysseus is a character in The Iliad and the main protagonist of The Odyssey. Petros: Rock, ...

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In the United States, Ernesto Pichardo, priest of the Church of the Lukumi Babalu Aye, won the landmark Supreme Court case Church of the Lukumi Babalu Aye v. Hialeah (1993), protecting Santería from ...

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Monty — A French name meaning "mountain," Monty would be perfect for your little adventurer. Flint — Meaning “hard, grey stone” or “stream,” Flint is associated with strength, resilience and a ...

Noah knew God’s loving, omnipotent character before he closed the Ark door and shut out all latecomers who had ignored the evidence of God’s glory. All we need to do now is to remember. Floating on ...

"Prophecy" is the noun, and "to prophesy" is the verb. To prophesy is simply to pronounce prophecy. Prophecy, at its most fundamental meaning, is “a message from God.” Hence, to prophesy is to declare ...