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The relics of the New Martyr Zlata (Chrysa), who suffered from the Turks in 1795, have been found in Greece.translated

October 5, 2026 · 1 min read

The relics of the holy new martyr Zlata (in the Greek tradition known as Chrysa, or Chrysia) were discovered in northern Greece, and scientific examination confirmed their authenticity.

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Илия Илиев
I am glad that they found her remains in the north in Greece and that the expertise confirmed everything. Zlata is one of those martyrs that is hardly heard of, and her history with the Turks in 1795 is quite difficult. I wonder if they will bring some of the relics to Bulgaria someday.
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