Saints of the Day
Saint Theodore the Sykeote, Bishop of Anastasiopolis
Saint Theodore the Sykeote was born in the mid-sixth century in the village of Sykeon, not far from the city of Anastasiopolis (in Galatia, Asia Minor), into a pious family.
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Translation of the relics of Blessed Vsevolod (in Baptism Gabriel), Prince of Pskov
The Transfer of the Relics of Holy Prince Vsevolod-Gabriel of Pskov (1834): See .
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Apostle Nathaniel of the Seventy
Saint Nathanael, whose name means "the gift of God," was from Cana of Galilee (John :). He was brought to the Savior by Phillip, as described in the Fourth Gospel (John :45-51). Christ calls him a true Israelite, which means "one who sees God.
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Apostle and Evangelist Luke of the Seventy
The Holy Apostle and Evangelist Luke, was a native of Syrian Antioch, a companion of the holy Apostle Paul (Phil.:, Tim. :-), and a physician enlightened in the Greek medical arts.
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Saint Apelles Saint Apelles was an important figure in the early Church, who labored diligently to spread the message of the Gospel. His zeal led him to Rome, where he became a support for the faithful.
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Venerable Vitalius of Gaza
Saint Vitalius, a monk of the monastery of Saint Seridus, arrived in Alexandria when Saint John the Merciful ( ) was Patriarch of Alexandria.
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Daily Scripture Readings
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