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| − | Venerable James the Confessor, bishop, of the Studium (late 8th c.). | + | Venerable James the Confessor, bishop, of the Studium (late 8th c.). |
| − | New Hieromartyr Vladimir priest (1931). | + | New Hieromartyr Vladimir priest (1931). |
| − | New Martyr Archbishop Theodore Pozdeyev (1938). | + | New Martyr Archbishop Theodore Pozdeyev (1938). |
| − | Venerable Seraphim Vyritsa (1949). | + | Venerable Seraphim Vyritsa (1949). |
| − | St. Cyril, bishop of Catania (2nd c.). | + | St. Cyril, bishop of Catania (2nd c.). |
| − | Martyrs Philemon and Domnina of Rome. | + | Martyrs Philemon and Domnina of Rome. |
| − | St. Beryllus, bishop of Catania (2nd c.). | + | St. Beryllus, bishop of Catania (2nd c.). |
| − | St. Sophronius, abbot of the monastery of St. Theodosius (542). | + | St. Sophronius, abbot of the monastery of St. Theodosius (542). |
| − | New Martyr Michael of Agrapha (1544). | + | New Martyr Michael of Agrapha (1544). |
St. Serapion the Sindonite, monk of Egypt (542). | St. Serapion the Sindonite, monk of Egypt (542). | ||
| − | St. Thomas, patriarch of Constantinople (610). | + | St. Thomas, patriarch of Constantinople (610). |
| − | Venerable Serapion, bishop of Thmuis in Lower Egypt, friend of St. Anthony the Great (358). | + | Venerable Serapion, bishop of Thmuis in Lower Egypt, friend of St. Anthony the Great (358). |
| − | Venerable Lupicinus, desert-dweller of the Jura Mountains (480) (Gaul). | + | Venerable Lupicinus, desert-dweller of the Jura Mountains (480) (Gaul). |
Versione delle 17:31, 3 apr 2020
Venerable James the Confessor, bishop, of the Studium (late 8th c.).
New Hieromartyr Vladimir priest (1931). New Martyr Archbishop Theodore Pozdeyev (1938). Venerable Seraphim Vyritsa (1949). St. Cyril, bishop of Catania (2nd c.). Martyrs Philemon and Domnina of Rome. St. Beryllus, bishop of Catania (2nd c.). St. Sophronius, abbot of the monastery of St. Theodosius (542). New Martyr Michael of Agrapha (1544). St. Serapion the Sindonite, monk of Egypt (542). St. Thomas, patriarch of Constantinople (610). Venerable Serapion, bishop of Thmuis in Lower Egypt, friend of St. Anthony the Great (358). Venerable Lupicinus, desert-dweller of the Jura Mountains (480) (Gaul).
