Συνάντηση Μητροπολίτη Βολοκολάμσκ Ιλαρίωνα με Πατριάρχη Αιθιοπίας Abuna Παύλο

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Synaxis Of The Holy Ancestors Of God

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Today, the day following the Nativity of the most holy Theotokos, we celebrate the synaxis of Saints Joachim and Anna, honouring them as her parents.

Synaxis Of The Holy Ancestors Of God

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Today, the day following the Nativity of the most holy Theotokos, we celebrate the synaxis of Saints Joachim and Anna, honouring them as her parents.

Zacharias & Elizabeth

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The lives of both Zacharias and Elizabeth were pleasing to God. They submitted to the will of God and obeyed the Word of God.

Jesus Of Navi

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Jesus (Joshua) of Navi was born of the tribe of Ephraim in Egypt, in the seventeenth century before Christ. When he was eighty-five years of age, he became Moses' successor. He restrained the River Jordan's flow and allowed the Israelites to cross on foot.

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Alexander, Paul & John, Pats.of Const.

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Saint Alexander was sent to the First Ecumenical Council in Nicaea as the delegate of Saint Metrophanes, Bishop of Constantinople (see June 4), to whose throne he succeeded in the year 325. When Arius had deceitfully professed allegiance to the Council of Nicaea, Saint Alexander, knowing his guile, refused to receive him into communion; Arius' powerful partisans threatened that they would use force to bring Arius into the communion of the Church the following day.

Basil the Confessor

Saints Prokopios and Basil, fellow ascetics, lived about the middle of the eighth century, during the reign of Leo the Isaurian (717-741), from whom they suffered many things for the sake of the veneration of the holy icons. They ended their lives in the ascetical discipline.

Name day of Kyra, Kyratsa, Kyratso, Kyratsoula, Kyratsouda, Mariana

Source: www.goarch.org

Basil the Confessor

Saints Prokopios and Basil, fellow ascetics, lived about the middle of the eighth century, during the reign of Leo the Isaurian (717-741), from whom they suffered many things for the sake of the veneration of the holy icons. They ended their lives in the ascetical discipline.

Name day of Kyra, Kyratsa, Kyratso, Kyratsoula, Kyratsouda, Mariana

Source: www.goarch.org

Prokopios the Confessor of Decapolis

Saints Prokopios and Basil, fellow ascetics, lived about the middle of the eighth century, during the reign of Leo the Isaurian (717-741), from whom they suffered many things for the sake of the veneration of the holy icons. They ended their lives in the ascetical discipline.

Name day of Asklepios, Asklipios, Nisios

Source: www.goarch.org

Photini the Samaritan Woman & her martyred sisters: Anatole, Phota, Photis, Paraskevi, & Kyriaki

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Saint Photine was the Samaritan Woman who encountered Christ our Saviour at Jacob's Well. Afterwards she laboured in the spread of the Gospel in various places, and finally received the crown of martyrdom in Rome with her two sons and five sisters, during the persecutions under the Emperor Nero.

Name day of Anatoli, Fotine, Fotini, Foto, Fotoula, Fay, Porfyros, Sevastianos, Sebastian 

Source: www.iconograms.org

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Tarasios, Patriarch of Constantinople

This Saint was the son of one of the foremost princes in Constantinople, and was originally a consul and first among the Emperor's private counselors. Then, in 784, he was elected Patriarch of Constantinople by the Sovereigns Irene and her son Constantine Porphyrogenitus. He convoked the Seventh Ecumenical Council that upheld the holy icons, and became the boast of the Church and a light to the clergy. He reposed in 806.

Name day of Riginos, Rigina, Tarasios, Tarasis, Tarasius, Tarso, Tarsi, Tarasia

First & Second Finding of the Venerable Head of John the Baptist

The first finding came to pass during the middle years of the fourth century, through a revelation of the holy Forerunner to two monks, who came to Jerusalem to worship our Saviour's Tomb. One of them took the venerable head in a clay jar to Emesa in Syria. After his death it went from the hands of one person to another, until it came into the possession of a certain priest-monk named Eustathius, an Arian.

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