Ulria

Ulria is the Matron Saint of Wisdom, and—fittingly—was the wisest and most temperate of God's children. She was given the task of chronicling the laws of her Father, in order that she and her sisters could teach humankind how to live in accordance with His wishes and expectations.

Ulria's followers include teachers, scholars, explorers, and any who seek knowledge as their focus in life. Her Sisters dedicate their lives to study and understanding, and often lead the sermons and lessons that are given on Sabbath-Days.

Ulria is also known as the Keeper of Scripture, She of the Book, and the Pen-Hand.

The Sisters of Ulria
Sisters of Ulria act as the lorekeepers of the world. They are historians, scholars, and are often found as administrators in museums and vast libraries. As followers of the Saint of Wisdom, these Sisters are the most "learned" of Phila's inhabitants. They spend their lives in the pursuit of knowledge. Though they know that they will never be able to chronicle all forms of knowledge that exist in their Father's mind, that does not stop them from trying.

Aside from this pursuit, Sisters of Ulria act as teachers, professors, and preachers. Children are tought basic skills, such as reading and mathematics, most often from a Sister of the Book.

Some Sisters of Ulria have been known to pursue other careers, working in local governments, or as physicians; they are often more curious and experimental than the Sisters of Aca or Allacinne (respectively) who join them in these avenues.

The Book of Ulria
Main Article: The Book of Ulria

The Book of Ulria is the chief scripture of the Father's House, said to have been penned by Saint Ulria herself during the Age of Quiets. It acts as a primer and guidebook to the laws and expectations of the Father.