Mea Nico - Davis, Donna Lee
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Saint Nicholas of Myra is often eclipsed by his legacy, the tradition of Santa Claus; but there was much more to this real man than his generous heart. He was a Greek Christian in a pagan land--the Roman province of Lycia--who used his considerable inheritance to help others. His accomplishments as a priest and later as Bishop of Myra earned him the title "Wonderworker" during his lifetime. He suffered and was imprisoned for his faith and the Christian tenets still valid today. Mea Nico is a work of fiction, but is well researched and offers an entertaining look into an ancient world that, upon close examination, is much like our own.…mehr

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Saint Nicholas of Myra is often eclipsed by his legacy, the tradition of Santa Claus; but there was much more to this real man than his generous heart. He was a Greek Christian in a pagan land--the Roman province of Lycia--who used his considerable inheritance to help others. His accomplishments as a priest and later as Bishop of Myra earned him the title "Wonderworker" during his lifetime. He suffered and was imprisoned for his faith and the Christian tenets still valid today. Mea Nico is a work of fiction, but is well researched and offers an entertaining look into an ancient world that, upon close examination, is much like our own.
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Donna Lee Davis became a writer at the age of eight, entertaining her mother and grandmother with hilarious stories (which were not meant to be funny) and reciting her original poetry at school assembly. She became a Roman Catholic in 1969 and began regaling heaven in earnest with gratitude and appeals for guidance in her vocation. After a long career in federal service at Quantico as chaplains' secretary and supervisory military court reporter, she accepted early retirement in 1999. Donna has devoted her time this century to church volunteer work and writing, lots of writing. She lives in Hartwood, Virginia. https: //donnaleedavis.com