EVENTS
Cyril and Methodius Bring Christianity to the Slavic Peoples
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Summary
In 863, two Greek brothers from Thessalonica — Cyril and Methodius — were sent to Moravia to preach the Gospel in the language of the people, creating a new alphabet and translating the liturgy into Slavonic, laying the foundation for Christianity across Eastern Europe.
Sources
My Catholic Guide / Catholic Guidance (Supabase)
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