THE ABDICATION OF OKSANA SARKOZIC

[milkyi 1501]

 

 

 

In the year 11 of the Age of Rights and the Age of Reckoning . . .

 

ℑ was brought forth into a life of lowly circumstance; my days lived beneath the shelter of a lean-to on the outskirts of Veleç. In the days of my youth, I met my now-beloved husband. At that tender age, our understanding of life's winding path was nought but a dim flicker, yet within the depths of my soul, I harboured a profound sense of purpose, a purpose tethered to faith, to disseminate the wisdom enshrined in the scrolls and to instil it within the hearts of the Adrians.

 

For a span of years, I struggled relentlessly in my pursuit of becoming a deaconess of the church amid the Adrian War. It was only after innumerable attempts that I was finally granted the opportunity, and subsequently, I received the ordination under the auspices of Antonius Cardinal Artorus.

 

Many moons have waxed and waned since my tenure as both deaconess and duchess took root, and, regrettably, my sickness has since deepened. I discerned my once-humble and modest nature escaping me,  thus prompting me to initiate a change in my way of life, an endeavour to rekindle that flame of humility while casting off the blemishes and burdens that nobility has imposed upon me.

 

Complacency, that nefarious spectre, shall find no refuge within my heart any longer. The Almighty has a divine calling for each soul; mine, to serve Him steadfastly. Therefore, I hereby renounce my station as the Duchess-consort of Adria and the Countess-consort of Aldersberg. In due course, I shall be ordained as a Reverend Mother, wherein I shall strive to serve Him and our flock to the utmost of my ability despite the relentless march of my ailment.

 

 

May GOD shower blessings upon our flock, now and for all eternity.

 

 

 

Penned by

DEACONESS OKSANA MARUSYA SARKOZIC

 

 

[Werew0lf 12022]

“What a virtuous woman”, commented Bishop Stanislaw. He returned to his prayers and drug business.

[zuziee 3222]

The fare ancestor to such titles, Austina of Aldersberg, followed the brave Oksana through her next journey; one of wisdom. 

[Nooblius 5794]

The sickly Duke of Adria rolled in his bed, restrained by another bout of mental plague. Some comfort interrupted his sickly torment, however, as his wife grew closer to piety and held him in prayer.