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SUMMARY:St. John the Evangelist
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DESCRIPTION:St. John is the youngest son of Zebedee & Salome. John's older
  brother is St. James. He was the youngest of the disciples\, & unlike the
  others he did not face martyrdom. John was the only Apostle present by Je
 sus' side at the crucifixion. Christ entrusted the care of St. Mary to Joh
 n as he was the one 'Jesus loved the most'. St. Mary lived under John's ca
 re until her death. \n\nSt. John lived in Jerusalem & later moved to Ephes
 us. He authored the Gospel & 3 epistles in his name. The book of Revelatio
 n was also written by him. He built many churches in Turkey & evangelized 
 many to Christianity. Tradition states that he lived to 120 years of age. 
 A church was built over the site of his tomb. However\, this was converted
  to a mosque.\n\nHuthomo: https://youtu.be/Sg1DcHVxmDo\n\nThe Syriac Histo
 ry of John (Apocryphal hagiography of St. John son of Zebedee): http://bit
 .ly/JohnSyriac\n\nSt. Severus of Antioch hymn on St. John the Evangelist:\
 n\n"All the peoples shall bless him" (Psalms 72:17)\nThe preacher and Apos
 tle\, John the Evangelist\, who by Christ\, even God\, his Master\, was  b
 efore named 'son of thunder'\, and for this reason divinely thundered with
  loud voice the words\, "In the beginning was the Word\, and the Word was 
 with God\, and the Word was God"\, and stirred up and instilled wonder in 
 all the ears of wise and of unwise. Whom also Jesus particularly loved mor
 e than the rest of the disciples his fellows\, by whom He was proclaimed G
 od\, let us beg and beseech together with the God-bearer and Virgin to ent
 reat for us\, in order that\, building all the service of works of virtue 
 upon this foundation of faith\, we may be admitted to find great mercy."\n
 \nParis 146 and Vat. LXIX
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