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'''Saint Methodius''' (815 - 885 A.D.) was a [[Greece|Greek]] scholar and apostle to the [[Slavs]] who translated the [[Bible]] into Old Church Slavonic. Both a missionary and a [[bishop]], he was the brother of [[Saint Cyril]] and the two were sent together into slavic lands by the [[Byzantine]] Emperor Michael.
'''Saint Methodius''' (815 - 885 A.D.) was a [[Greece|Greek]] scholar and apostle to the [[Slavs]] who translated the [[Bible]] into Old Church Slavonic. Both a missionary and a [[bishop]], he was the brother of [[Saint Cyril]] and the two were sent together into Slavic lands by the [[Byzantine]] Emperor Michael.
In 1980 [[Pope John Paul II]] designated the brothers Saint Methodius and Saint Cyril "Patrons of Europe"<ref>Who’s Who in Christianity, Lavinia Coh-Sherbok, 1998</ref>
In 1980 [[Pope John Paul II]] designated the brothers Saint Methodius and Saint Cyril "Patrons of Europe"<ref>Who’s Who in Christianity, Lavinia Coh-Sherbok, 1998</ref>