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Coptic Church Honors Saint Sosenius
The Coptic Orthodox Church commemorates the departure of Saint Susanus the Eunuch, a well-known figure for his service and compassion in the history of the Church. He was among the men of King Theodosius the Great's court, renowned for his charitable deeds and mercy, dedicating his life to serving the needy. During the convening of the Third Ecumenical Council in Ephesus to judge Nestorius, Saint Cyril the Great and the council members served under the emperor's commission. Saint Susanus fell severely ill, and Cyril prayed for him, to which God responded by healing him. After his recovery, he distributed his wealth to the poor and continued his spiritual struggle until his repose. His body was laid out in a prayerful manner, and the Church annually memorializes him in recognition of his faith and charitable works, emphasizing that his life remains an inspiration of love and service.
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