St. Marta in Orthodoxy and Catholicism
There is one important point. In Catholicism, the righteous is known as Saint Marta. Orthodoxy also calls it Martha. The history of her life and good deeds will be told in this article.
Excursion to the history
The Bible takes us to the distant past - at that timethe time when Jesus Christ lived and preached on the Earth. As you know, not all people were friendly towards Him. But not the sisters Martha and Mary and their brother Lazarus. Jesus loved to visit their home in Bethany.
Two sisters - Saint Marta and Saint Maria - wereabsolutely different. The first was the personification of activity. She constantly fussed and bothered about the au pair, wishing to cook for the guests the best. The second of the sisters, Maria, forgetting about household duties, wanted only to listen to the preaching of Christ. She believed that everything earthly is frail compared to the divine providence.
Martha somehow shamed her sister at the guest.
The role of Martha in biblical tales
In Christianity, Saint Marta is one of the Myrrh-bearing women. She is considered the patroness of the household, as well as servants, waiters, cooks.
The great holy Marta is remembered by the Orthodox on the day of June 4, the Catholics on July 29th.
To appeal to the righteous is not necessaryvisit churches bearing her name. Only the image depicting Saint Marta is desirable. Icon (the photo is possible - it does not matter). If there is no image or photograph, then this is a minor problem. You can say prayers without the icon of the righteous. There are a lot of holy texts dedicated to this saint. And it is not necessary to pronounce any church texts, you can pray in your own words. Saint Marta will surely hear prayers sincerely coming from a pure heart, in which there is no evil intent.