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October 7, 2017

Saints and Feasts of October 7


On the seventh Sergius was killed by the sword, 
Bacchus by ox-hides.

Holy Martyrs Sergius and Bacchus

Saints Sergius and Bacchus Resource Page


Holy Martyrs Julian the Presbyter 
and Caesarius the Deacon

Holy Martyrs Julian the Presbyter and Caesarius the Deacon


Holy Martyr Leontios the Proconsul

Holy Martyrs Julian the Presbyter and Caesarius the Deacon


Holy Martyrs Eusebius the Presbyter and Felix

Holy Martyrs Julian the Presbyter and Caesarius the Deacon


Holy Hieromartyr Polychronios

Saint Polychronios the Hieromartyr


Venerable John the Hermit 
and the Ninety-Eight Fathers of Crete 
(or the Ninety-Nine God-Bearing Fathers of Crete)
 
 
 

Venerable Sergius of Nurma

Saint Sergius of Nurma (+ 1412)


Venerable Joseph the Elder 
and Wonderworker of Khevi in Georgia

Saint Joseph the Elder and Wonderworker of Khevi in Georgia (+ 1763)


Translation of the Sacred Relics of 
Venerable John Triantaphyllides the Presbyter, 
the New Chrysostom and Merciful, 
of Chaldia in Asia Minor (1906)

Saint John Triantaphyllides, the New Chrysostom and Merciful (+ 1903)


Uncovering of the Sacred Relics of 
Saint Martinian of White Lake
 
 
 
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