09 — Veneration and the Orthodox Reception
The feast of 6 June — older than the legendary Vita — and the place of pre-schism Western saints like Claudius in the modern Orthodox reception: the ecclesiology of the undivided Church, the restoration movement centered on St. John of Shanghai, and where St. Claude stands within it.
| File | Description |
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| feast-and-veneration.md | The feast of 6 June, fixed by the ninth-century martyrologies; the Western veneration; the verified Orthodox commemoration as “St. Claude the Wonderworker,” with its limits honestly noted |
| the-pre-schism-western-saints.md | The undivided-Church principle; St. John (Maximovitch) and the restoration; ROCOR, the 2017 Moscow act, and the calendars; where St. Claude stands; the theology of the reception |
See Also
- 07 — The Incorrupt Relics — the saint’s veneration after the relic’s loss
- St. John of Shanghai: the Restoration of the Western Saints — the parallel treatment
- The Pre-Schism Church — the undivided first-millennium Church
- Master README — the collection overview