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Zinaida Zhdanova referred to the Blessed Matrona as ''“the epitome of the angel–warrior incarnate, with sword of fire in hand fighting evil powers”.'' Matrona was born a Saint, something that set her apart from other Orthodox zealots, who with their deeds over time were granted the gift of Saintliness from the Lord. Obviously, this helped her manage the torrent of sorrow and grief that countless visitors inundated her with daily. People who came to her for help were Muscovites and from other towns, representing diverse stratum of society: some were common folk, others, intelligentsia and military folk. There were so many of them! At times the Blessed Matrona received up to forty people a day! At times she consoled a crying person by taking their head into her hands and simply holding them thus, praying all the while. And the person would leave thus fortified spiritually, although they had just been close to utter despair.
===Războiul al Al II-lea război mondial===During the Great Patriotic war of În timpul Marelui Război pentru Apărarea Patriei din 1941-1945 , Matrona told Zinaida Zhdanova that she made invisible visits to the i-a spus Zinaidei Jdanova că făcea vizite nevăzute pe front to help soldierspentru a ajuta soldații. In those years she was often people’s only source of information regarding their relatives and friendsÎn acei ani, ea era adesea singura sursă de informații pentru oameni despre rudele și prietenii lor. She replied to people’s questions sayingRăspundea la întrebările lor spunând: ''“Alive„Este viu! Wait for him Așteptați-l (herașteptați-o).”'' Or ''“They’ve diedSau „Au murit. Arrange for the Faceți rânduială pentru [[Memorial Services|burial serviceslujba de pomenire]].”''
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