San Jorge
Si San Jorge (Ingles: Saint George; Griyego: Γεώργιος, Geṓrgios; Latin: Georgius; namatay noong Abril 23, 303[5]), tinatawag ding Jorge ng Lida (George of Lydda), ay isang sundalo na may pinagmulan na Griyegong Capadociano, kasapi ng Praetorian Guard para kay emperador Diocleciano, na pinatawan ng parusang kamatayan dahil sa pagtangging itakwil ang pananampalatayang Kristiyano. Naging isa siya sa pinakamimitagang mga santo at megalomartir sa Kristiyanismo, at sadyang minamintuho siya bilang santong militar mula noong Krusada.
San Jorge | |
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 Larawang iginuhit ni Hans von Kulmbach (noong mga 1510) | |
| Martir | |
| Ipinanganak | Capadocia |
| Namatay | Abril 23, 303 Nicomedia, Bithynia, Imperyong Romano[1][2] |
| Benerasyon sa | |
| Pangunahing dambana | |
| Kapistahan |
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| Katangian | Nakasuot bilang isang krusado na naka-baluting lamina o malla, kalimitang may nakalarawang sibat na may krus na nakakabit sa itaas, sumasakay sa isang puting kabayo at kalimiting pumapatay ng isang dragon. Sa Silangang Giyego at Kanlurang Latin inilalarawan siyang may Krus ni San Jorge na nakapalamuti sa kaniyang baluti, o kalasag o bandera. |
| Patron | Maraming umiiral na mga patronato ni San Jorge sa buong mundo |
Sa hagiograpiya (talambuhay ng mga santo), idinadakila si San Jorge, bilang isa sa Labing-apat na Banal na mga Katulong at isa sa tanyag na mga santong militar, sa alamat ng San Jorge at ang Dragon. Nakagisnang ipagdiwang ang kaniyang komemorasyon, Araw ni San Jorge, tuwing Abril 23.
Ang mga bansang Ethiopia, Inglatera, Georgia, at ang mga Awtonomong Komunidad ng Cataluña at Aragón sa Espanya, at ilan sa ibang mga bansang estado, lungsod, pamantasan, panungkulan, at samahan ay itinuturing na kanilang patron si San Jorge.
Mga sanggunian
baguhin- ↑ Foakes-Jackson, FJ (2005), A History of the Christian Church, Cosimo Press, p. 461, ISBN 1-59605-452-2
{{citation}}: CS1 maint: date auto-translated (link). - ↑ Ball, Ann (2003), Encyclopedia of Catholic Devotions and Practices, p. 568, ISBN 0-87973-910-X
{{citation}}: CS1 maint: date auto-translated (link). - ↑ Murphy-O'Connor, Jerome (2008). The Holy Land: An Oxford Archaeological Guide from Earliest Times to 1700. OUP Oxford. p. 205. ISBN 9780191647666.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: date auto-translated (link) - ↑ Otto Friedrich August Meinardus, Two Thousand Years of Coptic Christianity (1999), p. 315.
- ↑ Acta Sanctorum Aprilis t. III (vol. 12), 101–165; Martyrology of Usuard (9th century).
Mga karagdagang babasahin
baguhin- Brook, E.W., 1925. Acts of Saint George in series Analecta Gorgiana 8 (Gorgias Press).
- Burgoyne, Michael H. 1976. A Chronological Index to the Muslim Monuments of Jerusalem. In The Architecture of Islamic Jerusalem. Jerusalem: The British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem.
- Gabidzashvili, Enriko. 1991. Saint George: In Ancient Georgian Literature. Armazi – 89: Tbilisi, Georgia.
- Good, Jonathan, 2009. The Cult of Saint George in Medieval England (Woodbridge, Suffolk: The Boydell Press).
- Loomis, C. Grant, 1948. White Magic, An Introduction to the Folklore of Christian Legend (Cambridge: Medieval Society of America)
- Natsheh, Yusuf. 2000. "Architectural survey", in Ottoman Jerusalem: The Living City 1517–1917. Edited by Sylvia Auld and Robert Hillenbrand (London: Altajir World of Islam Trust) pp. 893–899.
- Whatley, E. Gordon, editor, with Anne B. Thompson and Robert K. Upchurch, 2004. St. George and the Dragon in the South English Legendary (East Midland Revision, c. 1400) Originally published in Saints' Lives in Middle English Collections (Kalamazoo, Michigan: Medieval Institute Publications) (on-line introduction)
- George Menachery, Saint Thomas Christian Encyclopaedia of India. Vol.II Trichur – 73.
Mga kawing panlabas
baguhin- St. George and the Dragon, free illustrated book based on 'The Seven Champions' by Richard Johnson (1596)
- Archnet
- Saint George and the Dragon links and pictures (more than 125), from Dragons in Art and on the Web
- Story of Saint George from The Golden Legends
- Saint George and the Boy Scouts, including a woodcut of a Scout on horseback slaying a dragon
- A prayer for St George's Day
- St. George
- St. George and the Dragon: An Introduction
- Greatmartyr, Victory-bearer and Wonderworker George Orthodox icon and synaxarion for
23 April
- Dedication of the Church of the Greatmartyr George in Lydia Icon and synaxarion for 3 November
- Dedication of the Church of the Greatmartyr George at Kiev Icon and synaxarion for 26 November
- Saint George in the church in Plášťovce, (Palást) in Slovakia
- The St George Orthodox Military Association[patay na link]
- Famous Georgian Pilgrim Center in India St. George Orthodox Church Puthuppally, Kerala, India
- Hail George Naka-arkibo 2013-02-16 sa Wayback Machine. Radio webcast explains how Saint George came to be confused with some Afro-Brazilian deities
- Blog Article on the Feast of Saint George The feast of Saint George is 23 April – About that Dragon ...
- St. George, Martyr at the Christian Iconography web site.
- Of St. George, Martyr from Caxton's translation of the Golden Legend