Righteous Mother Olga of Kwethluk: A Quiet Wonderworker of Alaska
Today we remember Righteous Mother Olga of Kwethluk, also known by her Yup’ik name Arrsamquq, meaning 'lowly' or 'hidden.' Born in 1916 in the Alaskan village of Kwethluk, she lived a life marked by humility, love, and service to her family and community. As the wife of a priest and mother of thirteen children, she became a spiritual mother to many, known for her quiet strength and deep compassion. After her repose in 1979, miraculous signs and testimonies of healing began to spread, leading to the uncovering of her relics in 2024. Today, Saint Olga is venerated as a wonderworker and…
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