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May 24, 2018

Saints and Feasts of May 24


On the twenty-fourth Symeon you entered 
where noetic beings are all around.

Venerable Symeon of the Wondrous Mountain

Saint Symeon of the Wondrous Mountain Resource Page


Holy Martyr Meletios the General and his companions 
John, Stephen, Serapion the Egyptian, 
Kallinikos the Magician, the Twelve Counts and 
Tribunes: Festus, Faustus, Markellos, Theodore, 
another Meletios, Sergius, Marcellinus, Felix, 
Photinos, Theodoriscus, Mercurious and Didymus, 
the Three Women: Marciana, Susanna and Palladia, 
the Two Infants: Kyriakos and Christian, 
together with the Eleven Thousand Two Hundred 
and Eight Martyrs with them

Synaxarion of the Holy Martyr Meletios the General and his Companions


Saint Vincent of Lerins

Saint Vincent of Lerins (+ 445)

John Cassian, Vincent of Lerins and Faustus of Riez Were Not Semi-Pelagians


Venerable Kyriakos of Evrychou the Wonderworker
 
 
Saint Nikita the Stylite and Wonderworker
 
  
 
 
Holy Confessor Blandina of Iasi 
 
 
 
 
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