Saints of the Church

Archbishop of Caesarea, one of the Three Hierarchs

Wonderworker of Sarov, beloved Russian elder

The wider apostolic company sent by Christ

Bishop of Nyssa, youngest Cappadocian Father

Bishop, translator of the Philokalia, spiritual writer

Founder of cenobitic monasticism in Palestine

Bishop of Poitiers, Athanasius of the West

Equal-to-the-Apostles, Enlightener of Georgia

First Archbishop and Enlightener of Serbia

Father of monks, hermit of the Egyptian desert

Archbishops of Alexandria, pillars of Orthodox christology

Desert Father of Egypt, founder of Scetis

Lavra founder and elder of the Judean desert

Monk, theologian, confessor against monothelitism

Disciple of Paul, first Bishop of Ephesus

Fool for Christ, wonderworker of Petersburg

Archbishop of Constantinople, called the Theologian

Deacon of Edessa, the Harp of the Spirit

Bishop of Nineveh, hermit, teacher of mercy

Martyrs of Carthage with their companions

Abbess of Kildare, Mary of the Gael

Elders who received Christ in the Temple

Equal-to-the-Apostles, Enlightener of Japan

Patriarch of Constantinople, scholar and missionary

Hieromartyr, priest of Magnesia

Equal-to-the-Apostles, apostle of the Slavic peoples

Pope of Rome, champion of Chalcedonian christology

Bishop of Smyrna, disciple of the Apostle John

Forty soldiers frozen on a lake for Christ

Patriarch of Jerusalem, theologian and hymnographer

Pope of Rome, author of the Dialogues

Abbot, mystic, third to be named Theologian

Abbot of Monte Cassino, father of Western monasticism

Bishop, Enlightener of Ireland

Archbishop of Jerusalem, catechist of the Church

Bishop of Ochrid and Zica, the Serbian Chrysostom

Patriarch of Moscow, confessor under persecution

The archangel of the Annunciation

Abbot of Sinai, author of the Ladder

Penitent ascetic of the Jordan desert

Clairvoyant elder of twentieth-century Russia

Apostle to the Slavs, Archbishop of Moravia

Hesychast elder, founder of Russian skete life

Hieromartyr Patriarch hanged at the patriarchate gate

Bishop of Pergamum, martyr named in Revelation

Pope who suffered exile defending two wills in Christ

Soldier, greatmartyr and victory-bearer

Evangelist, author of the second Gospel

Missionary bishop and enlightener of the Komi people

Second bishop of Jerusalem, martyred under Trajan

Bishop and classic writer on prayer and asceticism

Apostle, brother of John, first martyred apostle

Weeping prophet of Judah's fall and the new covenant

Holy queen of Georgia's golden age

Patriarch of Alexandria, champion of Nicene faith

Blind eldress and wonderworker of Soviet Moscow

First saints of Russia, princely passion-bearers

Mother whose tears won Augustine's conversion

Great Martyr venerated across the Christian East

Righteous man of Uz, model of patient endurance

Beloved disciple, evangelist of divine love

Prophet of Immanuel and the Suffering Servant

Bishop of Myra; relics translated to Bari

Apostle of the Twelve, called the Zealot

Bishop of Salamis, cataloguer of heresies

Founder of communal monasticism in Egypt

First Christian emperor and his mother

Monk who defined the rule of catholic tradition

Apostle of the English, first Archbishop of Canterbury

Captive confessor whose relics rest in Euboea

Philosopher, apologist, and martyr at Rome

Patriarch, defender of the Theotokos at Ephesus

Irish abbot, missionary founder of Iona

Apostle of the Twelve and apostle of the Seventy

Hermit of the deep Egyptian desert

Wonderworking prophet, successor of Elijah

Bishop of Hippo, theologian of grace

Martyr-prince who fell at Kosovo

Apostle and author of the epistle of Jude

Protomartyr of Britain at Verulamium

Righteous parents of John the Forerunner

Prophet, Forerunner and Baptist of the Lord

Wonderworking princely couple, patrons of marriage

Preeminent chief apostles, martyred at Rome

Common feast of the Twelve Apostles

Unmercenary physicians and wonderworkers of Rome

Archbishop of Shanghai and San Francisco, wonderworker

Archbishop of Crete, author of the Great Canon

Tsar Nicholas II and his family, passion-bearers

Iconographer of the Holy Trinity icon

Equal-to-the-Apostles, first Christian ruler of Rus

Disciple of St Silouan, elder and theologian

Beloved elder and counselor of Mount Athos

Athonite compiler of the Philokalia

Equal-to-the-Apostles, baptizer of Rus

Greatmartyr of Antioch in Pisidia

Ascetic teacher, sister of St Basil the Great

Nun and martyr of Ravensbrück

Fiery prophet taken up in a whirlwind

Myrrhbearer and Equal-to-the-Apostles

Righteous virgin martyr of Rome

Wonderworker of Alaska, first canonized American saint

Unmercenary physician and greatmartyr

Noble councillor who buried the Lord

Apostle chosen to complete the Twelve

Archdeacon and martyr of Rome

Bishop of Voronezh, beloved spiritual writer

Bishop of Lyons, refuter of the Gnostics

Equal-to-the-Apostles, preacher of enslaved Greece

Apostle of the Seventy, first bishop of Crete

Abba of Egypt, voice of the Desert Fathers

Repentant robber who became a desert father

Bishop of Carthage, martyr, teacher of unity

Ancestors of God, parents of the Theotokos

Martyred mother of Faith, Hope, and Love

Protomartyr among women, Equal-to-the-Apostles

Athonite elder of prayer for the whole world

Abbot of the Holy Trinity, patron of Russia

Enlightener of Armenia, the first Christian nation

Hymnographer of Constantinople, author of kontakia

Converted sorcerer and virgin martyr of Antioch

Athenian judge converted by the Apostle Paul

Apostle who confessed 'My Lord and my God'

One of the Twelve Apostles of Christ

Ascetic beloved throughout the Balkan lands

Centurion who confessed Christ at the Cross

Evangelist, physician, author of Luke and Acts

Wonderworking priest and pastor of all Russia

Founder of monasticism in the Holy Land

First bishop of Jerusalem, called the Just

Myrrh-streaming greatmartyr, patron of Thessalonica

Young martyr who defeated the gladiator Lyaeus

Metropolitan, compiler of the Lives of Saints

Unmercenary physicians and wonderworkers

Chief commander of the heavenly hosts

Bishop of Pentapolis, wonderworker of Aegina

Abbot of Studion, defender of the icons

Patriarch of Alexandria, father of the poor

Bishop of Tours, apostle of rural Gaul

Archbishop of Constantinople, the golden-mouthed preacher

Archbishop of Thessalonica, theologian of hesychasm

Apostle of the Twelve from Bethsaida

Elder who renewed hesychasm among the Slavs

Evangelist and former tax collector

Bishop of Neocaesarea, apostle of Pontus

Right-believing prince, defender of Orthodox Rus

Learned virgin martyr of Alexandria

Apostolic Father, third bishop of Rome

First-called of the apostles, brother of Peter

Clairvoyant Athonite elder of modern Athens

Virgin martyr slain by her own father

Theologian, hymnographer, defender of icons

Founder of the Great Lavra of Mar Saba

Bishop of Milan, teacher of the West

Pillar ascetic and counselor of emperors

Shepherd bishop of Trimythous, wonderworker

Virgin martyr of Sicily under Diocletian

Bishop of Antioch, apostolic father and martyr

Deliverer from Potions, martyr under Diocletian

First martyr of the Church, chief of the deacons

Infants slain by Herod for Christ's sake

Archbishop of Ochrid, biblical commentator