The Roman Emperor Maximian (286-305) issued a decree prohibiting the worship of Christ and emphasizing prostration to the gods, ordering the governors not to […]

He is Aviani Radionov, born on May 23, 1977. His mother, called Lobov, says that after his birth she lived with a feeling of...

Martyr Artamen the Priest Artamen was a priest of advanced age and holiness, revered by the Christians of Latakia along with his bishop, Sisinius. When Diocletian ascended the throne

Saint Adrian was a high-ranking officer in the Roman army. He was twenty-eight years old when he was martyred. He lived with his wife Natalia in Nicomedia

Today's service (February 21) describes Saint Ephestatius as the good shepherd and the double-edged sword, the one who defeats heresy and the one who has a heavenly life.

Artamunes was the son of a noble Seleucid-Pisidian family. When the Apostle Paul passed through the city preaching the Gospel, Artamonus recognized him

Saint Amphianus was originally from Lycia. He grew up in a family known for its elegance, wealth, and pagan worship. He left his family to Beirut, where he devoted himself to life

She was born to pious parents from Heraclius, Thracia. She was raised to memorize the lives of the saints, from a young age, and the saints became a role model for her.

Saint Ephesians grew up in faith and piety. During the days of the ungrateful Emperor Julian, when Saint Basil the Great was at the seat of the Church of Caesarea, he agreed

Alexander Mikhailovich Grinkov (Saint Ambrose) saw the light in the Tambov region of Russia, on November 23, 1812.

Saint Irene (Salam), whose biography we will now recount, is not the great Saint Irene among the martyrs, who was born in the century