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“He that procrastinates hath ever to struggle against disasters,”
Saint Dionysius, St. Dionysius of Alexandria Letters and Treatises
“(To Novatian) (Eus., H. E. vi. 45) If it was against thy will, as thou sayest, that thou wast promoted, [62] thou wilt prove this by retiring of thine own accord. It were good to suffer anything and everything so to escape dividing the Church of God. And martyrdom [63] to avoid schism is no less glorious than martyrdom to avoid idolatry. Nay, it is to my mind greater. In one case a man is a martyr for his own single soul’s sake. But this is for the whole Church.”
Saint Dionysius, St. Dionysius of Alexandria Letters and Treatises