early as the 360s, we begin to see a legend emerge that describes helena s role in the finding of the true cross. which hold helena personally with her own bare hands removes some of the earth and uncovers three wooden crosses jumbled together. when she came across what she thought was that relic, one can only imagine the emotions that welled up inside of her.
at some point, perhaps as early as the 360s, we begin to see a legend emerge that describes helena s role in the finding of the true cross. which hold helena personally with her own bare hands removes some of the earth and uncovers three wooden crosses jumbled together. when she came across what she thought was that relic, one can only imagine the emotions that welled up inside of her.
describes helena s role in the finding of the true cross. which hold helena personally with her own bare hands removes some of the earth and uncovers three wooden crosses jumbled together. when she came across what she thought was that relic, one can only imagine the emotions that welled up inside of her. the reality is that we don t know precisely what happened in jerusalem. and my own personal belief is that helena found something that
finding of the true cross. which hold helena personally with her own bare hands removes some of the earth and uncovers three wooden crosses jumbled together. when she came across what she thought was that relic, one can only imagine the emotions that welled up inside of her. the reality is that we don t know precisely what happened in jerusalem. and my own personal belief is that helena found something that
describes helena s role in the finding of the true cross. which hold helena personally with her own bare hands removes some of the earth and uncovers three wooden crosses jumbled together. when she came across what she thought was that relic, one can only imagine the emotions that welled up inside of her. the reality is that we don t know precisely what happened in jerusalem. and my own personal belief is that helena found something that she believed to be the true