In Greek, Elia is the form of the name Elias that is used when directly speaking to the person named Elias. Grammatically in Greek, it is the same name (the 's' is added when you are talking about the person, rather than to them).
Elia is an Italian name.
Elia is an Islamic Bangladeshi name.
Elia is a Russian name, a poor translation of the name "Ilya"
Elia Middle School located in North York, Ontario of Canada.
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Elias thus alienated the zealots in the order, who felt entirely with St. Francis upon the question of poverty, so that at the chapter held in May, 1227, Elias was rejected in spite of his prominence, and Giovanni Parenti, provincial of Spain, was elected second general of the order.
It is said that Elias afterwards wrote a letter to the pope explaining his conduct and asking pardon, and that this letter was found in the tunic of Albert of Pisa after the latter's death.
Whether or not Elias was himself the architect of S. Francesco, the fact remains that if the tomb of the Poverello has become the "cradle of the Renaissance", the "first flower and the fairest of Italian Gothic", and the glory of Assisi, it is to Elias we own this, and it constitutes his best monument.
Several bands of men sent by the king to capture Elias were stricken by fire from heaven; finally the man of God appeared in person before Ochozias to confirm his threatening message.
Elias is still in the N.T. the personification of the servant of God (Matthew 16:14; Luke 1:17; 9:8; John 1:21).
Elias is honoured by both the Greek and Latin Churches on 20 July.